### animal | vertebrate | reptile | lizard:

Gecko
* All geckos can bite and tame ones like humans
  - shed their skin at fairly regular intervals, with species differing in timing and method
* Every gecko lizard.
* Many geckos have a voice
  - live in desert
* Most geckoes are night geckoes and have drab colored skin, but day geckoes have light colored skin
  - geckos also possess small claws
* Most geckos are active during the night and sleep during the day
  - oviparous, meaning they reproduce by laying eggs
  - consume large meals
  - drink water
* Most geckos eat bugs
  - insects
  - moths
  - spiders
  - escape predators
  - feed on insects
* Most geckos have body shapes
  - fat tails
  - features
  - feet
  - heads
  - senses
  - sticky feet
  - stripes
  - thick skin
  - toes
  - white stripes
* Most geckos inhabit arid regions
  - lack movable eyelids
  - live for about four to ten years
* Most geckos live in areas
  - habitats
* Most geckos live in same areas
  - general areas
* Most geckos occupy different habitats
  - ranges
  - prey on prey
* Most geckos reach maturity
* Most geckos regrow replacement tails
* Most geckos require humidity
  - ultraviolet lighting to maintain good health
  - shed skin
* Some geckos bite one legs.
* Some geckos consume fruit
  - sand
  - vertebrate prey
  - drop tails
* Some geckos eat crickets
  - substrate
  - emerge at nights
  - enjoy diets
* Some geckos excrete liquids
  - smell liquids
  - experience breathe problems
* Some geckos experience severe breathe problems
  - feed on crickets
* Some geckos have bands
  - different eat habits
  - infection
  - respiratory infection
* Some geckos live in grasslands
  - planets
  - rainforests
  - regurgitate food
  - require light.
  * have no eyelids. They lick the membrane clean with their tongues. Like most lizards, they can regenerate their tail if they need to
* adapt coloration.
* also live in trees.
* are a godsend in the tropical regions.
* are also the only type of lizard to make barking, squeaking, clicking, or chuckling sounds
  - to be found in grasslands
  - an exception regarding housing
  - believed to be the only lizards that call
  - carnivorous reptiles so the diet of the gecko is based on meat from other animals
  - common worldwide in warm climates, and have large heads and short, stout bodies
  - escape artists
  - excellent climbers
  - generally hardy and fairly easy to maintain in captivity
  - known for their remarkably adhesive feet
  - lizards that can run rapidly up walls and even upside down on polished glass
  - mostly active spring through fall and frequent lighted areas- windows, porch lights, etc
  - nocturnal, being most active during the evening and nighttime hours
  - quite vocal making sounds that range from quiet chirping to loud barking
* are small lizard-like animals which produce a loud crocking noise
  - lizards that are considered to be good luck and friendly creatures
  - lizards, usually about three to six inches long
* are small, fragile lizards
  - insect-eating, and often very noisy creatures that have become popular pets
  - tropical insectivorous lizards
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  - sort of like kittens
  - superb wall-crawlers
* are the only lizards that can produce more than a hiss or other simple sound
  - pet of choice when dealing with such pests
  - very vocal
  - within the reptile family
* are, in fact, reptiles.
* can even stick to polished glass
  - live in a variety of habitats
  - vary in color depending on species
* catch insects.
* clean the shields covering their eyes by licking it with their tongue.
* close eyes.
* come in a variety of colors, for genetics and other different reasons.
* commonly use poorly sealed gaps around the home exterior as hiding places during the day.
  - insects and, aside from the occasional gecko dropping, they're good company
* feed on insects and lick moisture off their bodies as it condenses from the fog
* hatch from eggs.
* have a somewhat similar strategy
  - an incredible ability to stick to surfaces
  - backbones and are reptiles
  - complex agonistic displays using visual and acoustic channels
  - millions of microscopic hairs on the bottom of their feet that function as an adhesive
  - relatively good hearing when compared to other lizards
  - scaly skin that feels silky and looks one size too large, and stout legs
  - short, wide, fleshy toes with large, backward-curved claws
  - small round bodies, with two pairs of legs
  - some intriguing reproductive habits
* have the ability to shed their tails in the event of an attack
  - most highly developed hearing of any of the lizards
* includes brains
  - breasts
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - chest cavities
  - chests
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - nuclei
  - pedal extremities
  - plasma membranes
  - rib cages
  - sections
  - skulls
  - sterna
  - vacuoles
  - vertebrate feet
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  - known to have some debug-only calls that are slow
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* lay clutches of two eggs throughout the year.
* like to hunt down insects, but also love sweet fruits.
  - many different habitats, due to their overwhelming variety
* living with cagemates are always prone to wounds from biting or scratching.
* love to eat bugs.
* make two distinct noises.
* need fresh water
* occur in various patterns and colors, and are among the most colorful lizards in the world.
* open mouths.
* regenerate tails.
* seek shelter.
* show up in names of numerous businesses.
* skitter through walls, on ceilings, sometimes over limbs.
* start small when babies, no bigger than a quarter.
* store fat in their tails, which like most desert lizards break away then grows back.
* tend to be more agonistic when crunched together in a small cage
  - have the same style of diet, feeding on small insects such as cockroaches and worms
  - live in tropical and subtropical climates