May 30, 2025
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A shingleback skink (Tiliqua rugosa) flashes its blue tongue in a defensive posture in Gundabooka National Park, NSW, Australia
by Ken Griffiths
Uncharismatic Fact of the Day
Aotearoa (aka New Zealand) is home to a wonderfully diverse array of animals-- and one that mustn't be overlooked in the slightest is the slight skink! As Aotearoa's smallest skink species, they can reach a maximum length of only 5.1 cm (2 in) including the tail.
Using this month's free blaze to share one of the blue-tongue skinks that live in my backyard.
There's at least three, all indifferent to human whim, so they occasionally have to be moved so the lawn can be mowed.
Have you seen the New Zealand grass skink (Oligosoma polychroma)?
I have now
Yes, in photos/videos
Yes, irl
I'm not sure
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My partner accidentally disturbed some skink nests while prepping the pumpkin patch this year, eggs were scattered everywhere. So he collected them, did his best to figure out how to orient the eggs correctly, and made a little incubator nest for them, and we hoped for the best. Thanks to him, 5/6 eggs successfully hatched the other day and 5 tiny little lizards got to be released into the world, right back in the pumpkin patch where they started! May they live and thrive and eat many pests for us!
do you know anything about emerald tree skinks? they're a cool weird looking lizard i think. they look like they don't have necks they're not on madagascar though. soirry irt's a cool lzioard i wanted to see if u knew about it
A bit. There are quite a few skinks that have gone arboreal and become green, but I am guessing you are referring to Lamprolepis smaragdina. One noteworthy species that looks quite similar is Prasinohaema virens, which is similarly green and arboreal. They use biliverdin—a toxic bile pigment—in their blood to get the green colour. It also makes the blood green!
