Spikkelbeen

'n Afrikaanse vers op 'n foto van 'n akkedis in die Jansenville-distrik in die Oos-Kaap van Suid-Afrika. A very fast-running lizard from the Jansenville-area of the Eastern Cape in South Africa. Lizards are an enourmously diverse group. They form the largest group of reptiles with over 4 000 species. South Africa is home to more than 200 lizard species, making it the richest country for lizard diversity in continental Africa. South African lizards belong to eight families. Lacertids (Lacertidae; naelloper-akkedisse): The slender body, well-developed limbs and long tail of most species are indicative of the superior sprinting abilities of lacertids. They are very active and all are diurnal. Lacertids are mainly ground-living, although rock-living and arboreal forms are also found. There are no burrowing species and limb reduction is rare and restricted to grass-living species. With the exception of one species, all are egg-laying. Twenty six species occur in South Africa. Kamera CanonEOS 500D

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