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East African agama Lizard

Agama agama lionotus

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Description:

These fairly large lizards were busy catching the suns rays out at Olduvai Gorge, they were also leaping off the rocks trying to catch insects but I wasnt quick enough to catch them doing this as they only seemed to do it sporadically and when my camera wasnt pointing at them! This is either a female or a Juvenile sportings shade of brown, they are sometimes referred to as rainbow lizards due to the bright colours of the male.

Habitat:

Olduvai Gorge, Tanzania

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