"Bawangling Cave Gecko" - printGoniurosaurus bawanglingensis standing on top of a mossy chunk of limestone. These tiger geckos are endemic to Hainan island. During the day they spend their time hiding in crevices, outcroppings of limestone, and rock piles covered by foliage and fallen debris. 5in x 7in fine art print on paper. Original artwork produced by Justice Kee. Based on Pomelo, our pet Bawangling cave gecko

our pet green tree python

Gazelles run past the sparse trees  while the sun sets on the horizon

and how they curl their tail when asleep

These lizards are endemic to coastal forests of Mozambique

These geckos coined their name from their retractable claws

Based on Aloe

A sleepy Aeluroscalabotes cf

dorsalis resting on a blue iridescent Begonia pavonina

Based on Juniper

During the day they spend their time hiding in crevices

this vicious beast with many eyes will be sure to tie any room together

It pays little attention to the surrounding area where camouflaged animals and stalking predators watch stealthily