Neon blue-tailed tree lizard glides like a feather

Most lacertid lizards are content scurrying in and out of nooks and crannies in walls and between rocks. However, some have opted for an arboreal life style. Neon blue tailed tree lizards (Holaspis guentheri) leap from branch to branch as they scamper through trees in the African forest.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news167026972.html">Neon blue-tailed tree lizard glides like a feather</a></p> <p>Most lacertid lizards are content scurrying in and out of nooks and crannies in walls and between rocks. However, some have opted for an arboreal life style. Neon blue tailed tree lizards (<i>Holaspis guentheri</i>) leap from branch to branch as they scamper through trees in the African forest.</p>