Lacerta trilineata cariensis
A species of Two-faced neusticurus Scientific name : Lacerta trilineata cariensis Genus : Two-faced neusticurus
Lacerta trilineata cariensis, A species of Two-faced neusticurus
Scientific name: Lacerta trilineata cariensis
Genus: Two-faced neusticurus
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Description
Lacerta trilineata cariensis plays a crucial role in controlling the arthropod population due its predatory lifestyle. This lizard species demonstrates unique basking behavior, frequenting sunny spots to raise body temperature for metabolic processes. Living in mainly rocky habitats, lacerta trilineata cariensis uses its agility and speed as a survival mechanism in such challenging environments.
General Info
Lifespan
5-8 years
Diet
Lacerta trilineata cariensis's diet primarily consists of invertebrates, with a preference for arthropods such as spiders, beetles, and ants. It uses precise, swift motions to hunt and catch its prey.
Appearance
Lacerta trilineata cariensis is a medium-sized lizard, with a slender body covered in scales. Its main coloration is bright green, with bold black stripes running lengthwise from the head to the tail, which is long and sharply pointed. This subspecies also features a prominent crest of raised scales down its back. Males are usually more vibrant in color and larger than the females.
Behavior
Lacerta trilineata cariensis is mainly solitary and diurnal, spending its days foraging for invertebrates and rehydrating at water sources. Notably, males exhibit a territorial instinct, employing body coloration changes to deter rival males during breeding season. This species also demonstrates skilful adaptation to its habitat, deploying a fast, agile escape technique when threatened.
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Reptiles Order
Lizards and snakes Family
Wall lizards Genus
Two-faced neusticurus Species
Lacerta trilineata cariensis 
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