28 Bilder zum Thema "water skink" bei ClipDealer

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Amphiglossus reticulatus, Madagascar giant waterskink, Madagascar
A Sulawesi spiny water skink (Tripidophorus apulus) is sunbathing on dry wood.
Australian animals isolated
Sulawesi spiny water skink (Tropidophorus bacconi)
Eastern Water Skink
Australian blue tongued lizard
Black blue tongued lizard
A Blue tongued skink (Tiliqua sp) is starting its daily activities.
Australian blue tongued lizard
A Blue tongued skink (Tiliqua sp) lowers its body temperature during the day by wallowing in puddles of water. These reptiles are active during the day.
Close-up of a green beautiful lizard or Lacertilia with big black eyes sits on a wooden branch in a home cage
Basilisk or Jesus Christ Lizard (Basiliscus basiliscus)
Basilisk or Jesus Christ Lizard (Basiliscus basiliscus)
Black blue tongued lizard in dark shiny mirror environement
the water dragon have four well-developed limbs, each with five claws, and a tail that is longer than the body. Males are larger than females, sometimes reaching 80 cm in length. They are semi-aquatic and live along the east coast of Australia around
Australian reptiles isolated
A panorama view across the roof tops of the town of Cullen, Scotland on a summers day
Lace monitor lizard
Australian Eastern Water Skink basking on sandstone rock
a water dragon lizard
A panorama view across the roof tops and beach at the town of Cullen, Scotland on a summers day
Crocodile close up portrait with eye and blured background. Animal reptile background
The Water Dragon can be identified by a distinctively deep angular head and nuchal crest of spinose scales that joins the vertebral crest extending down the length of its body to the tail.
Crocodile close up portrait with eye and blured background. Animal reptile background
Two albino crocodile close up portrait with holding leg. Animal reptile background
Crocodile close up portrait with eye and blured background. Animal reptile background
Crocodile close up portrait with eye and blured background. Animal reptile background
The Water Dragon can be identified by a distinctively deep angular head and nuchal crest of spinose scales that joins the vertebral crest extending down the length of its body to the tail.

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