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Reptile
Drakensberg crag lizard
Pseudocordylus melanotus subviridis
A robust rock-dwelling lizard; adult males are larger, with bigger heads, and are often brightly coloured, while females are drabber. It gives birth to live young. Some herpetologists treat the Drakensberg form as a full species, Pseudocordylus subviridis.
- Where
- Slopes, Summit · 1,830–3,480 m
- When
- Sunny days, warmer months
- How to spot it
- Sun-warmed rock outcrops on the upper slopes and plateau. It shoots into a crevice when disturbed.
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