Mystery

reptilefacts:

The Southern Tree Agama (Acanthocercus atricollis) is an agamid native to parts of Africa, and is found from Ethiopia to Natal, Congo, Angola and Namibia. These arboreal lizards tend to stay in environments which allow them to cling onto vertical surfaces - such as open plains with scattered trees, though they are also commonly found in urban areas, clinging onto the sides of buildings.

Adults growing to between 20 - 30cm (nearly 1ft). This species have very large heads, with the males turning a bright and rich blue colour, as shown here, during the mating season.

lovenature:

Southern Tree Agama by Andhi Priatmoko

(via fuckyeahherpetology)