Coastal Flat Gecko

Coastal Flat GeckoAdults have a head and body flattened from top to bottom. The dorsal scales of adults are smooth and do not overlap. Adults have hindlimbs slightly longer than their forelimbs. Along the coast, it is often observed hunting at night among the small branches, bushes and small trees that grow between large granite boulders. When disturbed, it jumps onto rock faces and shelters beneath granite flakes. It is recorded near Farm Mucungo in Namibe Province, Angola.What does it look like?Adults have a head and body flattened from top to bottom.Where and how does it live?Along the coast, it is often observed hunting at night among the small branches, bushes and small trees that grow between large granite boulders. When disturbed, it jumps onto rock faces and shelters beneath granite flakes.The dorsal scales of adults are smooth and do not overlap.Adults have hindlimbs slightly longer than their forelimbs.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.