Amazon wood lizard
A species of Wood lizards and dwarf iguanas, Also known as Guichenot's dwarf iguana Scientific name : Enyalioides laticeps Genus : Wood lizards and dwarf iguanas
Amazon wood lizard, A species of Wood lizards and dwarf iguanas
Also known as:
Guichenot's dwarf iguana
Scientific name: Enyalioides laticeps
Genus: Wood lizards and dwarf iguanas
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Description
The Amazon wood lizard (Enyalioides laticeps), also known as Guichenot's Dwarf Iguana is a species of reptile in the genus Enyalioides, native to the western part of the Amazon basin, notably in Colombia, Ecuador, Brazil, and Peru....
General Info
Lifespan
8-10 years
Diet
Amazon wood lizard primarily sustains itself on a diet of insects. Essential to its nutritional intake, amazon wood lizard shows a particular preference for ants, beetles and spiders. This species is an efficient predator, exploiting the rich insect diversity of its habitat.
Appearance
Amazon wood lizard is a medium-sized lizard with a strong body and coarse, spiny scales that offer a unique textural presence. It exhibits a vibrant blend of olive green and brown coloration, with males typically more vibrant than females. Its angular head, well-developed limbs, and long, tapering tail add to its distinct charm. A significant feature is its broad, flat head -- a trait implied in its name.
Behavior
Amazon wood lizard is a diurnal and solitary lizard. It hunts by ambushing prey from vegetation, displaying impressive camouflage skills. Notably, males of this species display territorial aggression through physical display and combat. During mating season, unique courting behavior is exhibited, where male extends and brightens dewlap to attract females.
Population
Stable
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Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Reptiles Order
Lizards and snakes Family
Clubtails and wood lizards Species
Amazon wood lizard