Forest tree dragon
A species of Gonocephalus, Also known as Kuhl's angle-headed lizard Scientific name : Gonocephalus kuhlii Genus : Gonocephalus
Forest tree dragon, A species of Gonocephalus
Also known as:
Kuhl's angle-headed lizard
Scientific name: Gonocephalus kuhlii
Genus: Gonocephalus
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Description
The forest tree dragon is known for its arboreal lifestyle, residing primarily in rainforest habitats. This creature exhibits remarkable camouflage tactics, crucial for evading predators and stalking prey. Unique to its survival strategy, forest tree dragon exhibits a penchant for residing in higher canopy levels, reducing terrestrial predation risks. These behaviors significantly shape its ecological niche, as the species plays a vital role in maintaining the health and diversity of tree-dwelling insect populations.
General Info
Lifespan
5-8 years
Diet
Forest tree dragon's dietary habits primarily revolve around consuming a variety of invertebrates. They particularly prefer consuming arthropods such as spiders and insects, showcasing an opportunistic feeding behavior.
Appearance
Forest tree dragon is a medium-sized lizard with sharp, angular features and rough, scaly skin. Its dominant coloration is greenish-gray, but males have bright yellow throat sacs. Distinctive features include a pronounced crest of pointed scales along the neck and a long, slender tail. Females lack the vibrantly colored throat sac and have less prominent crests than males.
Behavior
Forest tree dragon exhibits unique behavior of basking on tree branches during the day and descends only when threatened. Renowned for its vigilant demeanor, it possesses an intense gaze aimed towards threats. Though it lacks significant social interaction, its prominent throat fan display during territorial disputes showcases its defensive strategy.
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Reptiles Order
Lizards and snakes Family
Dragons Genus
Gonocephalus Species
Forest tree dragon 
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