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"Heads or tails!
There is a species of gecko that lives in Australia whose head looks like its tail. This totally confuses its enemies who want to capture the gecko for food.
If they grab the gecko by the tail and pull it off, the gecko can still escape. Then they will grow a new tail.",
"I can see you!
If you look closely at a gecko, you will see its eyelids are closed, but it can still see through them.",
"Treetop eggs.
Female Whiteline Geckos lay their eggs on the top of palm trees.
Whiteline Geckos are indigenous to New Guinea and Indonesia. The color of the Whiteline Gecko blends in with their habitat creating an amazing camouflage for these reptiles.
They live on the top of palm trees. These incredibly active geckos will lay up to two eggs at a time on the top of the palm trees they live in.
The standard Whiteline Gecko diet consists of insects and small lizards.
Though they can be kept as pets, they typically need to live in large enclosures, as the standard tanks are much too small.",
"Big gecko.
The Standing Day Gecko is the second largest day gecko in the world. These geckos grow to be at least 10 inches long.
The Standing Day Gecko comes from the dry forests of Madagascar. This is the only place in the world that has Standing Day Geckos!
The color of these geckos is typically a light grey or brown. However, the colors of the tail and head turn green and blue when feeding or basking in the warn Madagascar sun.
Standing Day Geckos live on tree trunks and share the territory they live in with their gecko that is their mate.",
"King of the geckos.
The largest gecko is the New Caledonian Giant Gecko. It can reach a length of over 17 inches and a weight of over 200 grams.
New Caledonian Giant Geckos are indigenous to the mainland and islands along the coast of New Caledonia. The New Caledonian Giant Gecko has been kept as a pet.
They are omnivores that eat insects and reptiles in the wild though they prefer to be fed mouse pinks and lizards.
The New Caledonian Giant Gecko is a hard pet to keep since they must be kept in very large glass or screened enclosures.",
"Gliders!
The Gliding Gecko has the ability to glide from tree to tree thanks to excess flaps of skin.
The Gliding Gecko glides from tree to tree though they are very hard to spot. They blend in with the tops of the trees. Their color camouflages their movements from predators and prey.
The Gliding Gecko glides by throwing itself from the top of a tree. Due to excessive flaps of skin all over their bodies, Gliding Geckos can either glide to another tree or glide slowly and safely down to the ground.",
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