Similar in appearance to a small hamster, the golden mole is approximately the size of a man's thumb. Golden moles live nomadic lives, swimming in the sands and foregoing permanent burrows. Relying on the sand for warmth during the day, the mole enters a state akin to hibernation until the next night. Gecko Almost transparent, the palmato gecko emerges at night to hunt. Their delicately webbed feet are especially suited for digging burrows in semi-compacted sand.
Geckos feed on insects and lick moisture off their bodies as it condenses from the fog.
Named for the loud call they make, barking geckos attract females and scare off males with their resounding clamor.