>your state or cunt
>are these things all over the place where you live?
Also post pics of animals you're pretty sure don't live in any country but yours.
Little lizards?, we have like 2 species around here, you can see them in the summer only, they're qt as fuck desu
>>52798828
That one looks different from the ones we have but still cool.
We have these little shits everywhere, can't walk on the sidewalk without seeing several dozen run out in front of you.
>>52798859
They have a variety of colors depending on the environment. A month ago I was at the foot of a volcano and lizards were almost black with reddish brown spots, just like basalt rocks in the ground.
>>52798692
>>52798859
I think they have built some sort of hidden lizard city in the courtyard of my apt building, the damn things are everywhere.
>>52798985
>tfw no volcanoes in Florida
That's awesome, color changing lizards are the best animals to have around. So much variety depending on where they hang out.
We have iguanas here too but they aren't native and don't change color afaik.
>>52799040
I know exactly how that is, I can't go outside without seeing a dozen of these things scampering around. They also manage to get into my apartment but I don't mind because they help control the other bugs that infest this state.
Are you a Floridafag too?
>>52798692
you can find these guys from time to time.
they are little snake-like lizards called blindschleiche in german.
>>52799134
>snake-like lizards
That's just a snek
>>52799111
no, I'm in the only part of Louisiana that matters.
>>52799134
Are you sure that's a lizard? Looks a hell of a lot like a snake to me?
Any articles on wikipedia about them?
>>52798692
No, I don't live in a steppe.
>>52799187
They're lizards with some vestiges of legs.
>>52799249
Legless lizards are a thing.
>>52799249
>>52799187
it's a lizard whose legs are severely atrophied
https://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slep%C3%BD%C5%A1_k%C5%99ehk%C3%BD
>>52799238
>part of Louisiana that matters
>Implying any part of Louisiana matters
>>52799269
Steppes have lizards? I thought it was just wild camels and shit.
Seriously though what animals does Russia have that no one else does?
>>52798692
That little shit looks cool af
We have these instead, we call them "lagartijas"
>>52799238
Well congrats on not being stuck in the shithole that is most of Louisiana. But yeah I figured you guys would have much of the same animals we have since you're also a swamp.
>>52799321
we're far more important than Mississippi or Alabama at least.
>>52799361
You're slightly more important than two of the shittiest states in the US. Congratulations.
>>52799352
Argentina bros picture has that name on his as well, I guess those species are all over Latin America.
But yeah ours are called anoles, and they're all over the southeast US and Caribbean apparently.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anoles
Just got back from an out of state trip and realized I didn't see these all over the place so I got curious.
>>52799307
Neat, thanks for the link.
No lizards here, we barely have any insects.
>>52799429
Lagartija just mean something like "little lizard" not really an specific specie.
>>52799507
How about any unique animals? You guys got to have something that hardly anyone else has.
Another example for us is pic related, which apparently Euros don't have.
>>52799429
I think "lagartija" is just a common name for little lizards in all the Hispanic nations.
They are everywhere, houses, trees, rocks and I see them all year round. I used to catch them when I was a little kid. If you catch them by their tails, their tail would just fall off and they would escape. Fast little (around 3 inches) fuckers.
This is the article in spanish
https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sceloporus_grammicus
And in english
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sceloporus_grammicus
For some reason the Spanish article is a little, jus very little more detailed.
>>52799520
That is a neat looking snake, reminds me of a coral snake.
>>52799333
Steppes have sneks, lizards, rodents, birds and other small things, no camels.
>Russia have that no one else does?
Yes, we have some.
>>52799571
they are literally living in the forest next to my house.
>>52799629
They sound a lot like ours even though they are a different species, these things are also quick as hell and the tails grow back.
I was curious about this subject because I went to Okinawa recently and realized that they didn't have any little lizards all over the place, so I figured other countries would have crazy animals I've never heard of.
>>52799669
They look great, there's a lot of "fake" harmless coral snakes too. I've seen both, the real ones behave different when you meet them, they hide the head and raise the tip of the tail imitating the real head.
>>52799736
Yeah there are colonies in Germany and the Caucasus that were introduced from America, raccoons are adaptive as fuck and I heard they had established a large population in Germany but hadn't spread outside of it yet.
>>52799724
>mole with t-rex arms
C-cute
>>52799759
I'm very familiar with corals, they are way too common here in Florida. Always thought it was neat that so many species imitated their color patterns.
>>52799571
Yeah we got arctic foxes, arctic tern and puffins.
>>52798692
Lizards? They only appear during summer and usually are in piles of wood. I'ven't seen one for a year or two though.
>>52799785
It's a meme animal.
Enough with cute animals. Image is 1:1 scale size
>>52800090
Alright
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wK-PuB-Su4
Pubic hair has never been so terrifying.
>>52800090
what're they called?
>>52800190
We call the madre de la culebra, which translates to mother of the snake
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acanthinodera
Pretty sure this is the only animal exclusive to Finland. It's called Saimaa Ringed Seal. Based around the Saimaa lake.
These fuckers are dying though.
>>52800570
Atleast there's more of them now than in the eighties.
>>52799134
did you also find those while digging in the sand as a kid?
