Many times over the last week on this blog and during the skype calls we have talked about invasive species. Invasive species are a major contributing factor to species extinction around the world. The brown anole is an invasive species and people are worried about the effect it is having on the green anole (Anolis carolinensis). We have seen many green anoles coexisting with the brown anoles on this trip.
This picture looks so cool and profressional.
ReplyDeleteHow are you able to take such good pictures?
How does the brown anole contribute with the extinction of the green anole?
ReplyDeleteif you kill a green anole by accident dose it effect your research?
ReplyDeleteHave you ever seen this kind of species?.
ReplyDeleteThat lizard is nice. Where did you find it? what is the lizard a male or a female?
ReplyDeleteHave you been able to measure its tail?
ReplyDeletethis picture looks good i couldnt really see it because i forgot to put back my glasses on...... well the lizards look really cool.... hope no poisonous snake bites you..
ReplyDeletewhats the gender of this lizard.?
ReplyDeletehow many green anoles did you find?
ReplyDeletewow this is a cool picture? are all lizards that colorful?
ReplyDeleteLooks like the lizard was watching you when taking that picture.
ReplyDeleteWait so your saying that the green anolei is in danger? If so, what are you trying to figure out in why they are mating with brown anolei? Wouldnt that affect their offspring?
ReplyDeletewhat has been the biggest green anole u have caught?
ReplyDeletenice picture and whats the gender of this lizard?
ReplyDeletewould the green be the domainant trait or the brown?
ReplyDeleteWhen the lizards bite you, do they some have a more paintful bite than others?
ReplyDeleteIts possible to cross a brown anole with a green anole right? I saw some green anoles at a pet store and was thinking about getting one :D
ReplyDeleteWhat's that coming out of its head? A whisker? o:
ReplyDeletethat's a very high quality camera you got there!
that's a beautiful lizard.
and where exactly was this one found?
what do you believe the effect of the brown anole on the green anole is?
ReplyDeleteIs it easy to capture pictures of the lizards when they run?
what's the differance between the green anole and the brown anole?
Did you find any more lizard with different color?
ReplyDeleteHow come only these types of lizards face extinction?
ReplyDeleteLorena Garza 2nd period says:Are green anoles more aggressive than the brown anoles?Do they reproduce more than the brown anoles do?Is the dewlaps also different in pattern and color than the other anole species? :)
ReplyDeleteDid you find any more lizard with different color?
ReplyDeletei think it would be awsome if you did :)
if you do can you take pictures?
How long have you been working each day ?
ReplyDeleteWhat have you been eating since you got there?
Have you measured the tail of the lizard in the picture if you did how long is it?
How many green anoles have u caught?
ReplyDeleteWOW! This is a great picture. Have you found red lizard? And if you did i think you should post them up.
ReplyDeleteHows the weather over there is it really hot ?
ReplyDeleteDo you guys work every day or do you guys take a day off?
what other color anoles are there besides brown and green? are there red ones, white ones, blue ones, or even ones that are mixed colors?
ReplyDeletenice picture.
ReplyDeletewhat other color lizards have you found?
is this lizard a clay model or an actual lizard?
ReplyDeletehave some predators tried to bite it ?
can this lizard attract females with the colors it has?
Do you have a good sleep ? Or are you a zombie ?
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute green anole!
ReplyDeletebut how many green anoles left in Florida so far?
Is it easier for this green anole to attract a mate because of its' color?
ReplyDeleteWhat's the difference between the green and brown anoles? (besides the color)
ReplyDeletewhich lizard do you see more the brown lizard or the green lizard?
ReplyDeleteAre the green and brown anole able to mate, or are they two different species?
ReplyDeleteHow can you tell what species they are?
ReplyDeleteWhat other lizard species other than the green anoles and brown anoles are there in Florida?
ReplyDeleteIsamar, I think he sees the brown anoles more often than the green anoles.
ReplyDeleteIs there really so much competition between the green anole and the brown anole for food and shelter?
ReplyDeleteAre there any other different shades of green lizards?
ReplyDeleteIs the green lizards and the brown lizards live by the same food resource and other things?
ReplyDeleteIs it possible that the green lizards mate with the brown ones? Just like the brown bear and the polar bear?
ReplyDeleteWhat is the main diffence between of the brown anole and the green anole that helps you to know which one is the species?
ReplyDeleteWoudn't it not be such a big deal if the brown anole lizards are invading since they both can live together?
ReplyDeleteIs it possible for a green anole to mate with a brown anole?
ReplyDeletewhat is the difference about the brown anole and the green anole
ReplyDeletehow many green lizards have you seen since you been out in florida ? 6th p
ReplyDeletewhat kind of camera are you using to take these pictures really nice.How you think or know a lizard can leave for with out food?
ReplyDeletewhat was the lizard size?
ReplyDeleteThis is a real lizard right? How are you able to take such good photos before they run away?
ReplyDeleteWow This is a great picture .
ReplyDeleteis the population for the green anole the same as the brown anole?
ReplyDeleteWhat are the chances of a green anole having offspring with a brown anole?
ReplyDeletedid you find any other different colored lizards?
ReplyDeleteCool Pic. Anole's are so cool http://thetop7.net/2011/08/11/the-green-anole-best-pet-ever/
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