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A male Brown Anole, Anolis sagrei, also known as the Bahaman Anole, extending his dewlap in a territorial display on Kauai, Hawaii. It is native to Cuba and the Bahamas but has been introduced widely elsewhere. It is an invasive species in Hawaii.
A male Brown Anole, Anolis sagrei, also known as the Bahaman Anole, extending his dewlap in a territorial display on Kauai, Hawaii. It is native to Cuba and the Bahamas but has been introduced widely elsewhere. It is an invasive species in Hawaii.
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Kauai Lizards
  • Anolis sagrei
  • Bahaman Anole
  • Brown Anole
  • Class Reptilia
  • Family Iguanidae
  • Hawaii
  • Iguanid
  • Infraorder Iguania
  • Jon Fuller Photography/NaturePhoto
  • Kaua'i
  • Kauai
  • Kauai Island
  • LC- Least Concern IUCN Conservation Status
  • Lacertilia
  • Pacific island
  • Rights Managed
  • Sauria
  • Squamata
  • U.S.
  • U.S.A.
  • US
  • USA
  • United States
  • adult
  • animal
  • arboreal
  • cold-blooded
  • color
  • colour
  • copyright Jon G. Fuller Jr
  • dewlap
  • display
  • displaying
  • diurnal
  • door
  • ectothermic
  • extended
  • fauna
  • green
  • ground-dwelling
  • herp
  • herptile
  • images
  • insect-eating
  • insectivore
  • insectivorous
  • lichens
  • lizard
  • male
  • mature
  • moss
  • natural world
  • nature
  • no people
  • orange
  • outdoors
  • outside
  • plant
  • poikilothermic
  • reptile
  • stock photography
  • terrestrial
  • territorial behavior
  • territorial display
  • tree trunk
  • tree-dwelling
  • tropical
  • vertical format
  • wild
  • wildlife