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Skink Lizard on the Wall

On Mother's Day, this "Skink" lizard was discovered on our living room wall. Of course, it is a "good" lizard as it eats bugs! My family chased it around the living room until they caught it in a box and released it outdoors! It was funny seeing my family jumping around the furniture and using the broom to try to capture this lizard! What a memory for Mother's Day!

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By WanJoy from Collierville

Skink on brick wall.
 

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June 12, 20060 found this helpful

Eewww, that would freak me out!! I bought a plant at Easter one year and was planning to plant it outside. Time got away from me and in July, one of our hot, humid days, I went to water the plant which was on our three season porch and something moved. It was some sort of a lizzard!! I have no clue where the plant came from, but some lizzard must have crawled over that pile of dirt they used and layed some eggs. Gives me the creeps just remembering it!!!

 
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Yes, EEWWW!!! I was freaked out too!! I just wanted it out of my house - but the kids and husband had another idea!! catch it!! It was funny but creepy!!

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I do not like reptiles of any kind!

 

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June 12, 20060 found this helpful

ewwwww...i don't see the funny....ewww it is wierd
looking....ewwww oh nightmares....

mom must have a good sense of humor...

 
By (Guest Post)
June 13, 20060 found this helpful

As creepy as it may seem to you... that little guy is harmless and just wants to get back to where he belongs. The only really "eeeewwww" part is when they loose their tails. This is a great picture of a great specimin of this lizard.

 
July 13, 20110 found this helpful

My daughter's cat Taco found and brought one home today. We live in Southern Louisiana. It's about 7-8 inches long and my first thought was "is it venomous?" We just learned that it's not but it is still creepy.

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Now she wants to keep it as a pet can you say OMG! Um NO. We know it's a male because of the color on his head.

 
 

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