Close up of long-tailed creature 'fate silver' in Vietnam
In Vietnam, this 'unseen' animal is often 'massacred', while Europeans and Americans see them as a unique ornamental creature.
>>>Seeing the newly discovered green lizard in Ho Chi Minh City
In Vietnam there is a strange lizard species with no similar characteristics
Other lizards: their tails are six times longer than the length of their body and head.
That is the olive tree (Takydromus sexilineatus), a species
Small lizards often live in lawns, bushes.
This long tail helps reduce fall when climbing slowly or moving
move quickly through tall, dense grasses or loose branches.
Because they are too long, their tails are also fragile and easy to break.
Like some other lizards, it is also 'tailed' when it is
Attack predators.From the tailless tail the new tail will regrow.
Liu gou is a popular reptile in Vietnam. They appear
from the northern mountainous provinces to the Southeast.
They are often hunted and raised to feed birds. At the
Ornamental bird shop is sold at a relatively cheap price, only a few thousand VND per child.
However, in Europe and America, it is very popular with many farmers
Landscape creatures because of beautiful colors and unique long tails
This is a fairly easy-to-breed reptile, with food being small insects like mosquito flies.
In folklore, it appears in many proverbs
Vietnam is known : 'Dragon eggs hatched again dragon / Liu, leaving a flow of liuu'.
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