A medium sized lizard

We all know the lizard more or less and it lives in all of our homes.Most lizards are invisible during the day and come out at night in search of food and are sometimes seen eating a variety of insects.They are usually seen at night inside the walls of a building by night lights that I have seen.I tried hard to take some pictures with my own mobile while there are lizards on the wall of the building in different shapes and I am sharing the pictures with my friends and the pictures are presented below.

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At night when I sat down to eat dinner,I saw a medium-sized lizard on the wall of my building.I find it very strange to see lizards in night light. Because to me the lizard looks like a statue painted on a wall.I thought to myself to take some pictures and when I went to take a picture of the lizard it kept moving and I had a hard time taking pictures.At first I tried to take a close photo with the mobile flash light but the lizard ran away seeing the flash light and so I couldn't take the photo.Later I was able to take some pictures from a distance by electric light.

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When I studied science in college, I learned a lot about lizards in my biology class.I then learned that lizards are a chordata and are classified as reptiles that walk with a crest on their chest.They hunt and eat various insects at night which I could see through the milky glow.Whenever it sees a small insect within the walls of the building, the lizard pounces on them and eats the animal.They are often found in cracks in buildings or around windows.Because lizards can run away quickly when they face any danger, they tend to roam around the cracks in the walls of the buildings or near the windows according to their convenience.Anyway I am sharing the pictures I took with my Hive community friends so they will be happy to see the pictures.

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