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Carolina Anole

Anolis carolinensis

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Description:

They can change color from bright lime green to dark brown and anything in between, usually having a light tan underside. These specimens have bodies about 3 inches long with about a 3 inch tail, which is probably average.

Habitat:

Mainly Southeastern USA, I found them hiding in an oak firewood pile by the beach.

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