The
Amaral's Brazilian Gecko (Briba brasiliana)
is native to the Jalapão Region of Brazil. It
is actually the only species of the Gecko genus Briba.
It is a nocturnal lizard species, active and hunting
for food during the nightime hours. They feed on insects
and other small invertebrates. Since they are nocturnal
the pupils of their eyes are vertical, and they have
fixed eyelids. Amaral's Brazilian Gecko is arboreal,
oviparous
and are a light blue to grey color.
Amaral's Brazilian Gecko Classification
| - Kingdom: Animalia |
| - Division: Chordata |
| - Class: Reptilia |
| - Order: Squamata |
| - Family: Gekkonidae |
| - Subfamily: Gekkoninae |
| - Genus: Briba |
| - Species:
Briba brasiliana |
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