Striped racerunner
A species of Wall lizards Scientific name : Eremias lineolata Genus : Wall lizards
Striped racerunner, A species of Wall lizards
Scientific name: Eremias lineolata
Genus: Wall lizards
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Description
Striped racerunner primarily inhabits dry steppes and semi-desert environments, demonstrating significant adaptability to these harsh conditions. A diurnal creature, it is typically active during the heat of the day, relying on swift locomotion for survival. A fascinating facet of striped racerunner's behavior is that it primarily feeds on insects, exhibiting great agility and precision in capturing its prey.
General Info
Lifespan
5-8 years
Diet
Striped racerunner primarily consumes invertebrates, including insects and spiders. It uses its swift movement and acute vision to track and capture prey. It also displays a preference for certain beetle larvae and grasshoppers.
Appearance
Striped racerunner is a small-sized lizard with a rounded body and a tapered tail. Its skin is densely scaled and notably dry, exhibiting an orange-brown coloration that may darken to black. Unique features include black dotted lines running parallel along its body, with variations in pattern frequency observed among individuals. No significant differences in appearance between ages, genders, or subspecies have been documented.
Behavior
Striped racerunner is predominantly solitary, reflecting a territorial nature. Markedly active during daylight, it exhibits burrowing behavior likely for thermo-regulation and predator deterrence. It forages on ground-dwelling invertebrates, using visual cues. No visible long-distance migration is reported for this species.
Population
Decreasing
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Reptiles Order
Lizards and snakes Family
Wall lizards Genus
Wall lizards Species
Striped racerunner 
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