Polychrotidae Collection

Pinocchio lizard (Anolis proboscis) male on twig, Mindo, Pichincha, Ecuador, January 2013, Endangered species

Yellow-tongued / Dim anole (Anolis scypheus) on log, Yasuni National Park, Orellana, Ecuador

Werners / Tumbesian bush anole (Polychrus femoralis) on plant, Macara, Loja, Ecuador

Pinocchio lizard (Anolis proboscis) male on stem, Mindo, Pichincha, Ecuador, Endangered species

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Captive Anole Lizard (Anolis princeps), Ecuador Date: 17/06/2006

DDE-90037370
A captive Anole Lizard (polychrotidae, Anolis princeps) Occidental, West Ecuador. Date: 17/06/2006

Male Anole Lizards (Anolis sp) in territorial display to each other. Rainforest canopy, Rio Claro Reserve, Magdalena Valley, Colombia, South America

Chocoan green anole (Anolis parvauritus) on twig, Canande, Esmeraldas, Ecuador

Lyre anole (Anolis lyra) on leaf, Chinambi, Carchi, Ecuador

A green anole is an arboreal lizard located on the island of Kauai, Hawaii, USA

Dominican Anole (Anolis oculatus) adult, close-up of head, shedding skin, Dominica, Lesser Antilles, June

Slender Anole (Anolis fuscoauratus) adult, standing on log in tropical forest habitat, Los Amigos Biological Station, Madre de Dios, Amazonia, Peru

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"Exploring the Polychrotidae: A Glimpse into the Fascinating World of Lizards" In January 2013, amidst the lush forests of Mindo, Pichincha in Ecuador, a remarkable sight unfolded. Perched delicately on a twig was a Pinocchio lizard (Anolis proboscis) male, its elongated snout resembling the iconic character from fairy tales. This captivating creature showcased its unique features against the backdrop of nature's beauty. Meanwhile, in Macara, Loja, another member of the Polychrotidae family made an appearance. The Werners/Tumbesian bush anole (Polychrus femoralis) gracefully maneuvered itself on a plant with utmost precision and elegance. Its vibrant colors blended harmoniously with its surroundings as it embraced life in its natural habitat. Sadly, not all members of this diverse family are thriving. The endangered Pinocchio lizard (Anolis proboscis) male clung to a stem in Mindo once again. Its presence served as a reminder that conservation efforts must be intensified to protect these magnificent creatures from extinction. Moving deeper into rainforest canopies where territorial disputes unfold among Male Anole Lizards (Anolis sp), we witness their intricate displays and communication methods. Their vibrant hues and elaborate postures create mesmerizing spectacles within their tropical realm. Venturing further into Yasuni National Park in Orellana province reveals yet another enchanting species - the Yellow-tongued/Dim anole (Anolis scypheus). With its striking yellow tongue contrasting against its dark scales while perched upon a log, this elusive creature adds intrigue to Ecuador's rich biodiversity. Traveling northwest to Canande in Esmeraldas province brings us face-to-face with the Chocoan green anole (Anolis parvauritus). Balanced effortlessly on a twig, it showcases stunning shades of green, blending seamlessly with the surrounding foliage.