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Uncharismatic Fact of the Day
Watch out for that tail! Scorpion-tailed geckos get their name from their spiky tails, which they curl over their backs in perfect imitation of a scorpion when threatened. However, their tails have another purpose too. When one gecko encounters another, they wave their tails to communicate. This has earned them, and the rest of their genus, the additional title of semaphore geckos
(Image: A scorpion-tailed gecko (Pristurus carteri) by Roberto Sindaco)
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Wiegmann’s Striped Gecko (Gonatodes vittatus), male, family Sphaerodactylidae, Tobago
photograph by Standa Pavouk
Carter’s Rock Gecko aka Scorpion-tailed Gecko (Pristurus carteri), family Sphaerodactylidae, found on the southern Arabian Peninsula
photograph by Intrinsically Ectothermic LLC
Carter’s Rock Gecko aka Scorpion-tailed Gecko (Pristurus carteri), SHOWING OFF TO ALL THE FINE ASS FEMALES!!!, family Sphaerodactylidae, found on the southern Arabian Peninsula
photograph by Reptiles4all
Persian Rock Geckos (Pristurus rupestris), family Sphaerodactylidae, from parts of the Middle East
This group of geckos are often called "Scorpion-tailed Geckos" because of the tail displays of the males.
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O'Shaughnessy's Gecko (Gonatodes concinnatus), male, family Sphaerodactylidae, Ecuador
Sometimes called "Yellow-headed Gecko", but so are 2 other species.
Photograph by ARH Photography
Wiegmann’s Striped Gecko (Gonatodes vittatus), male, family Sphaerodactylidae, Tobago
photograph by Standa Pavouk
Southern Leeward Dwarf Gecko (Sphaerodactylus fantasticus), B/TL - male, TR - female, family SPhaerodactylidae, Dominica
photographs by Monica Beaird
