The Night Shift at Anza-Borrego
esert banded geckos are unusual as geckos go, whose large, bulbous eyes generally muster only unblinking stares. But the nocturnal Coleonyx variegatus variegatus, with their movable eyelids (and charming little squeaks) make them perfectly qualified to audition for certain late-night insurance commercials. Talent scouts … Continue reading →