




Podarcis muralis
The Common Wall Lizard is a small lizard that loves to bask in the sun. It has a long, slender body and can change color based on its surroundings.
Habitat: Walls, rocks, and gardens.
The Common Wall Lizard has a slender body, often with a flattened appearance, and ranges from brown to grey or greenish. It typically features dark spots or a net-like pattern, often with two faint light stripes down its back, making it blend seamlessly with rocky or urban surfaces.





Category
ReptileRarity
Common
Danger
2/5
Snaps
66
Some wall lizards thrive in bustling cities, living right alongside people in gardens!
These speedy lizards can shed and regrow their tails if a predator grabs them!
They use their excellent eyesight to spot tiny insect snacks from far away.
Wall lizards love to sunbathe on rocks to warm up and get energy for their day.
Common Wall Lizards can drop their tail when grabbed, which wriggles to distract predators while they escape.
Common Wall Lizards have specially adapted toes to grip rough surfaces, allowing them to climb walls and rocks with ease.
Their varied skin patterns and colors help them camouflage perfectly into rocky or urban environments.
They mostly munch on tiny insects and other small critters found on walls and rocks.

Felis catus
Common predator in gardens.

Pica pica
Birds often prey on lizards.
Formica rufa
Lizards eat many insect species.

Natrix natrix
Snakes are natural predators.
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Spot amazing living things that thrive right alongside us in cities and towns, finding homes in parks, gardens, and even cracks in pavements.
Danger
2/5
Look but don’t touch. Keep a safe distance and wash hands after exploring.
15-20 cm
0.005-0.02 kg
5-7 years
18 km/h
They mostly munch on tiny insects and other small critters found on walls and rocks.
Walls, rocks, and gardens.
Ambush
2-10
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