Here’s one almost no one out there has ever seen. What is it?
Professor of Biology and Director of the Living Earth Collaborative at Washington University in Saint Louis. I've spent my entire professional career studying anoles and have discovered that the more I learn about anoles, the more I realize I don't know.
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Martha Muñoz
My best guess is Anolis eugenegrahami.
Uri Garcia
Anolis barkerii
Liam Revell
I’ve certainly never seen it! Also, and this is a serious question, shouldn’t the caption read: “…almost no one out there has ever seen…”? (I.e., not “no one out there have ever….”)
Jonathan Losos
Editor’s note: grammar corrected!
K.ra
It looks like Anolis eugenegrahami to me,so I’d have to make that my guess.
klaas bosker
One of my favotrites A. eugenegrahami from Haiti.
Almost extinct.
should be in a captivety program or it will be gone.
Peter Mudde
You have a point there.
Not being large and furry, anoles aren’t much in fashion in zoo’s ( in Europe at least) but there are some species that could use some supporting protection by captive breeding. I ‘m afraid however that isn’t something zoo’s either will do nor have the capacities to do.
Skip Lazell
Tell us Jonathan, who is it?? Skip
Jonathan Losos
And the answer is….[Drum Roll]
Jonathan Losos
Anolis eugenegrahami!!!
Joe-El
It is indeed Anolis eugenegrahmi
Skip Lazell
And Martha, you nailed it first! Skip
Martha Muñoz
Thanks, Skip! 🙂