Looking for 10+ Lizard Species Found in Panama
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2022
- Looking for various species of lizards in western Panama.
Species represented in this video:
Golden Spectacled Tegu (Gymnophthalmus speciosus) - 0:15
Costa Rican Spotted Night Lizard (Lepidophyma reticulatum) - 0:58 , 2:37 , 4:08 , and 12:22
Neotropical/Giant Green Anole (Anolis biporcatus) - 1:34 and 3:27
Yellow-Spotted Gecko (Lepidoblepharis xanthostigma) - 2:01 and 3:58
Brown Anole (Anolis sagrei) - 2:30
Lasiodora sp. - 3:58
Yellow-Headed Gecko (Gonatodes albogularis) - 4:30
Helmeted Iguana (Corytophanes cristatus) - 5:11 , 6:24 , 9:34 , and 11:41
Northern Turniptail Gecko (Thecadactylus rapicauda) - 6:01 , 7:41 , 10:10 , and 12:33
Northern Root Tegu (Loxopholis southi) - 7:21 , 8:58 , and 13:16
Central American Mabuya/Skink (Marisora unimarginata) - 8:04 and 13:36
Mourning Gecko (Lepidodactylus lugubris) - 8:40
Blair's Bachia (Bachia blairi) - 10:26
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Which lizard species was your favorite? Mine was the Bachia blairi.
That one was badass! Probably my favorite as well.
Next vid could you try catching land crabs?
I'm not sure about a favorite species, but my favorite individual was definitely the extremely comfortable helmeted iguana. His pose and reaction after waking up were very funny.
@@tfordham13 I'll consider it next time I am in range for them.
@@GeneralApathy thanks
my girlfriend is a lizard and she loves lizards and she likes this video thanks for posting them we watch them together
my girlfriend is a worm and she hated this video.
Bro watching your channel grow over the time is amazing, keep up with the amazing content
Thank you so much. :D
@@GeneralApathy you should make a video trying to find the most wolf spiders you can in a place ( also you should visit Portugal sometime)
Totally agree, It's beautiful to watch.
12:01 that lizard was cashed out lmao
Every single one of these videos make me so happy. I never appreciated little critters until watching this guys videos and now Im so interested in everything!
Fantastic and information filled content! It's really interesting seeing reptiles and critters from abroad. I'd love to see a similar adventure in Aus if you ever happen to find yourself down here.
Your knowledge amazes me, I wish I could remember the scientific names like that
i liked the yellow headed gecko. very cool lizards over there. Here in New Zealand we dont have a huge range of reptiles, but our endemic species are very special, the tuatara and otago skink being my favourites.
I love the geckos too I just hate how they’re always trying to sell you insurance when you pick them up
Tuatara aren't lizards though so rip
@@Mothobius i never said they were ;-)
@@stelley08 but you never said you didn't say they were
@@Mothobius you misread my comment, you made a mistake, it happens, don't start digging a bigger hole. time for you to move on and have a good day.
I just recently found your channel and its honestly my new favorite content my parents got married in Panama and it is absolutely beautiful and has so much diverse wildlife. keep up the good work 👍
Thank you very much. :D
no problem brother
The Yellow Headed Gecko is Definitely My Favorite it’s looks so beautiful!
Nice video! Ever since I was a kid I've had a fascination with Lizards and generally reptiles, because my dad used to find them in our field and let me stroke them.
Perfect nature with realistic narrator. great stuff guys. New Zealand.
You’re videos are so amazing.
Thank you.
Man,these videos are perfect.
I love your videos man, you’re so well informed
Thank you very much. :D
Nice to see footage of any Lepidophyma sp. !
I looked around but never really found a video of them pretty much only pictures, its really nice to see the size comparison
thank you^^
Your channel has grown sooo much! And rightly so! Love it! Keep going!
Thank you very much once again. :D
1:40 wow he was the most angy boi but then the chillest
Keep up the great informative videos. Highly underrated
Thank you. :D
Gotta give me a little jumpscare in a video about some of my favorite creatures, reptiles, by showing me one of my most feared creatures, arachnids. Love the video!
That kinda rainbowish tegu looks super funny in my opinion with his tiny legs and long body. Love your style of videos, super chill and straight to the point and also very educational. Always love to lern new animal names.
That night lizard has the face of a dragon!
Great video btw, I always look forward to stuff from this channel :)
Thank you. :D
I dont usually like insects, arachnids, etc... But I just cant stop watching your videos, keep up the great work
Thank you.
great video, i wish i could be down in central america for the wet season, love all the toads and frogs that come out
nice vid. love the night lizard, i have a yellow-spotted.
Bro I absolutely love you. You’re so smart and knowledgeable about different species. Like my one true hopes and dream is to be as familiar with fauna. Hope you see this bro I admire your intellect
aren't you into rare tropical plants? would be amazing to watch a video of you looking for some rare sp. in panama. i have seen some philodendrons, monsteras, anthuriums on your vids. btw, love your videos and love lizards💚
Thank you. I saw several while I was there, mostly small orchids. I am no longer in Panama though.
Not an expert by any means, but I do own some geckos. The only reason I can think of for than yellow-headed gecko to be missing toes, but still have its original tail, is that maybe some shed skin got stuck on the toes causing them to die and fall off.
Gotta catch em’ all!!
I found a species that looked almost identical to the blair's bachia almost 2 weeks ago when I was doing soxial duty on a farm, everyone thought it was a big earthworm but then I picked it up and saw it was a lizard, so I guess it's pretty convenient that I got to see this video now because now I know a species it' s related to and can look for one that matches
What a buttload of lizards. This guy makes mighty fine content. What a talent
Really enjoy your videos.
Wondering if you've considered putting the common and species name on the screen for us layman. Just wondering...it would be very interesting and helpful.
Take care,
Corey
Nice
12:02 my man is jus chillen
My fucking God it's 02:45 AM and I'm having a blast watching this. I'mma watch all of your videos.
:D
Here before the blowup!!!
Was interesting
The morning gecko looks very similar to the Australian marbled gecko 🦎
I been here since like 100 subs. Or 500 can't remember. 100k lets gooo
Hello! Your channel is amazing! As a fellow reptile, insect, arachnid and overall animal enthusiast, do you know about any interesting ones to look for in Mexico near the capital?
Just found your channel, love your videos, but also couldn't help but to notice and ask - Is this a farm/orchard you're on? I notice some beautiful Artocarpus and several other uncommon fruiting trees in the background
Yes, I was on a farm while shooting this video.
I'd love to see a video on some frogs down there, specially dart frogs!
I did not see any dart frogs while I was there unfortunately.
Cool vid man, just watch out for snakes
Will you do a Hadrurus video this year?
You catch them with one hand better, then me with two
Smaller lizards are my favorite!
12:05 my man was straight splooted on that branch. 😅 my leopard gecko dose that after he eats
Kinda crazy to think that those anoles are more closely related to 40 foot mosasaurs than to the geckos
That helmeted iguana doesn't give a damn lmao
Could you do a Timelapse of your giant centipedes eating mice? I kinda want to see the process
New Video!
Hey what kind of camera do you use for these vids? I’ve been looking to make similar ones on my local wildlife.
I like to try to imagine what these little guys are thinking when they get caught and flipped on their back to get studied 😂
The Northern turnip-tailed lizard is probably my favorite, but all of these lizards are interesting creatures. What specific branch of biology are you studying? I'm just curious.
Ecology and evolutionary biology.
@@GeneralApathy That is a fascinating topic, thank you for the reply and sharing your lizard finds.:)
I just spent 3 hours looking for lizards and all I found was a massive frog in my sewage
The skink species you caught, are you sure it isn't Scincella cherriei? From my experience M.unimarginata has bold, unbroken white and black lateral stripes, with unpatterned coffee brown dorsum and a wider midsection/abdomen, making head appear quite narrow in comparison. Also from what I have seen of the habitat S. cherriei seems more likely as it is a leaf litter dweller. I have only seen M.unimarginata in very exposed, quite dry microclimates.
Please do a vid on cecelians
One is in the works.
@@GeneralApathy :D
how do you manage to capture all these lizards amongst all the organic debris and plants? i remember trying to catch lizards as a kid and never managed to do so...
Question: how do i tell if salamander is poisonous or not?
What area of Panama do you think is the best location to find bugs and beetles?
I have a question. What causes those tegus to be tegus and not skinks? Like who discovered them and decided they are tegus? They look literally almost the same.
that first one is a tegu?
What do you do when you spot a invasive animal not native to the area ?
This deserves 13x more views and likes
Do you have an iNaturalist account by any chance?
I have lots of similar to these in my garden. They have silky smooth skin, beautiful small hands, and diamond-like eyes. They lay their small oval eggs in the brush fence. These creatures are very useful garden predators. They consume small baby cockroaches and other pests. I am saddened when I accidentally tread on one or they drown in the water tank. When I use the mozzie zapper in the summer, they hang around on the ground and adjoining walls ready to eat all the zapped bugs and moths. Barbeque time!
Are you an entomologist?
I am an arachnologist.
@@GeneralApathy thats awesome! I want to be an entomologist
I like the other thumbnail
I didn’t know Mark Zuckerberg was native to panama…
Are you in grad school? Looking for a grad school thats good for ecology.
I saw a giant colorful gecko in Costa Rica and asked one of the locals and said he had never seen one so I'm wondering what could it be?
Do you think it could have been a Coleonyx mitratus?
@@GeneralApathy yes, exactly. I just though for some reason it had either blue or red coloration on the head of trail but must have been my imagination.
Bro u are so badass the way u just pick them up and handle them bro I could never and I have 3 fancy geckos 🦎
Bro I absolutely love you. You’re so smart and knowledgeable about different species. Like my one true hopes and dream is to be as familiar with fauna. Hope you see this bro I admire your intellect