The baby blue and orange-spotted tokay gecko—whose creaky calls of to-kay provided its onomatopoeic name—have always been ubiquitous throughout Southeast Asia, southern China and India. The ...

Nearly 200 new gecko species found in living in karst landscapes reveal the rugged regions as dynamic areas of ... More new geckos have been found hiding in Southeast Asia’s limestone towers.

Ecologists find evidence that pet and medicine trades bring tokay geckos from across Asia into Hong Kong, impacting resident gecko populations. ScienceDaily . Retrieved May 18, 2025 from www ...

Both geckos were fully grown when they were marked – so they could be even older than the 60 and 64 years recorded. That’s far older than the average lifespan of geckos worldwide, at only ...

For environmentalists and experts, a "colossal" business revolves around the tokay gecko. Commonly found in the forests of Southeast Asia, the lizard is now in gradual decline.

A short Animoto film highlighting the Tokay Gecko trade boom in Asia. According to the new report, published in the latest TRAFFIC Bulletin, underlying the current Tokay Gecko trade are “Incredible ...

Geckos would definitely medal in a contest for nature’s best feet. The lizard’s sticky toes, covered in tiny hairs, mean it can climb across ceilings in a fantastic feat of evolution.

A psychedelic gecko and a monkey with an "Elvis" hairdo are among 208 new species described last year by scientists in the Mekong River region of Southeast Asia, a conservation group announced Monday.

For environmentalists and experts, a "colossal" business revolves around the tokay gecko. Commonly found in the forests of Southeast Asia, the lizard is now in gradual decline. Catching the ...

But these aren’t just any sexagenarians we’re talking about; these are geckos, believed to be the world’s oldest on record, discovered on a small island in New Zealand.