HANCOCK COUNTY — Hanging around our parks (or your house) may be a few lizards; here in Indiana, we are home to at least six. We have the six-lined racerunner, five-lined skink, broadhead skink ...

This is the only lizard that can be found across most of Indiana. They are most common in southern Indiana. We have had several of these skinks around our house for years and really enjoy seeing them.

There are 36 species of snakes and lizards in Indiana and about 8,000 species worldwide. Lizards are the most taxonomically diverse and speciose group of reptiles with approximately 5,000 species.

Skink? Lizard? The animal pictured is both a lizard and a skink - specifically, a Common Five-lined Skink. More than 1,200 species of skinks are distributed worldwide. Most are medium-sized lizards ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Department of Natural Resources officials are encouraging Hoosiers to help track sightings of common wall lizards (Podarcis muralis) that are now being found in southea… ...

The common wall lizards are native to Europe, but were brought to Cincinnati in the early 1950s. The DNR says that the wall lizard has colonized the Cincinnati area and parts of northern Kentucky. It ...

According to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources is encouraging the public to help it track sightings of common wall lizards in southeastern Indiana.IDNR Division of Fish & Wildlife ...

Fence lizards do climb trees but may be hard to find on a tree, as they like to keep the trunk of the tree between you and them. They feed upon all kinds of insects and seem to enjoy beetles, ants ...

Common wall lizards are roughly 5 to 8 inches in length and usually have a brown or gray back with spots on the sides, according to the DNR.

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources wants your help to track a European lizard spotted in Indiana. Common wall lizards aren’t dangerous to people, but the agency worries they could ...

A three-toed skink recently laid three eggs and delivered another baby through live birth in the same pregnancy. That could mean that the species is in a rare transitional form between egg-laying ...