Teira dugesii mauli
A species of Teira Scientific name : Teira dugesii mauli Genus : Teira
Teira dugesii mauli, A species of Teira
Scientific name: Teira dugesii mauli
Genus: Teira
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Description
Teira dugesii mauli is revered for its distinct ecological adaptations, thriving in diverse habitats, including urban areas and semi-natural landscapes. Its omnivirous diet is flexible and adaptive, encompassing a variety of arthropods and fruit. Reproduction is largely influenced by seasonal variations, with copulation usually commencing in spring. This enables teira dugesii mauli to increase its offspring survival rate, providing a fascinating insight into its survival strategy.
General Info
Lifespan
5-8 years
Diet
Teira dugesii mauli sustains on a primarily insectivorous diet, showing a preference for arthropods. It exhibits notable fondness for spiders and beetles, however its dietary range extends to various invertebrates.
Appearance
Teira dugesii mauli is a medium-sized lizard with a slim, elongated body and short legs. Its rough skin boasts an intricate pattern of black and white stripes, which become more pronounced near the tail. Young individuals appear more vivid and colourful, with adults adopting a darker, more muted hue. Notably, males tend to have wider heads and larger bodies than females.
Behavior
Teira dugesii mauli is predominantly terrestrial, spending its day basking in the sun and foraging for insects and plant material. Typically solitary, the males become territorial during the breeding season, performing aggressive displays to deter rivals. Not being a migratory species, teira dugesii mauli has adapted to survive in its native habitat, mainly through using crevices for abode and thermoregulation.
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Reptiles Order
Lizards and snakes Family
Wall lizards Genus
Teira Species
Teira dugesii mauli 
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