Species Reptiles & AmphibiansNeotropical Green Anole

Neotropical Green Anole

Anolis biporcatus

CommonReptile & Amphibian
Illustration of Neotropical Green Anole (Anolis biporcatus)

The Neotropical Green Anole is a small, agile lizard that can change color from green to brown. A fascinating fact is that they can perform push-ups to establish territory and attract mates.

Habitat
Commonly found in tropical forests and gardens.
Diet
Primarily insectivorous, feeding on small insects and spiders.
How common
Common

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