The Cayman Curly-tailed Lizard is recognized for its distinctive curly tail and vibrant coloration. It is often seen basking on rocks or vegetation.
Habitat
Inhabits coastal areas and dry scrublands.
Diet
Primarily insectivorous, feeding on various insects.
How common
Common
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