Eremias multiocellata kozlowi
A species of Wall lizards Scientific name : Eremias multiocellata kozlowi Genus : Wall lizards
Eremias multiocellata kozlowi, A species of Wall lizards
Scientific name: Eremias multiocellata kozlowi
Genus: Wall lizards
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Description
Eremias multiocellata kozlowi exhibits an ecological competency in surviving harsh conditions, thriving predominantly in sandy and gravel desert terrains. It exemplifies a diurnal lifestyle, actively foraging for arthropods during the day. A remarkable adaptation is its unique burrowing behavior- using its uniquely shaped tail as a shovel to create burrows in the sand for hiding or escaping predators.
General Info
Lifespan
5-10 years
Diet
Eremias multiocellata kozlowi primarily subsists on arthropods, specifically insects. It demonstrates a pronounced preference for beetles and spiders, which are captured and consumed in its native habitat.
Appearance
Eremias multiocellata kozlowi is a small reptile with a slender body and rough, scaled skin. It exhibits vivid coloration, primarily brown with yellow and black spots arranged in a unique pattern. Among males, the spots fuse into lines during the breeding season, making for a striking visual display. Females and juveniles, on the other hand, maintain the spotted design all year round.
Behavior
Eremias multiocellata kozlowi displays typical reptilian behaviors such as basking, foraging, and territoriality. Noteworthy is their reproductive behavior - males perform intricate courtship displays to attract females. This species is solitary, only interacting during mating season. Adapted to harsh environments, eremias multiocellata kozlowi hibernates during winter, emerging in spring for breeding.
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Reptiles Order
Lizards and snakes Family
Wall lizards Genus
Wall lizards Species
Eremias multiocellata kozlowi 
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