Scientists studying the spread of six-toothed skinks | ABC News

Ten years ago the sight of a six-toothed skink in Darwin would send reptile scientists into a frenzy.
But it seems the Arnhem Land species has now spread to nearly everyone's backyard.
Scientists want the public's help to track their spread and work out if they're doing more harm - than good.
By Lillian Rangiah for ABC News Northern Territory.
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