Golden lizard: Seshachalam hills are not only for red sandalwood trees.. they are symbols of unique fauna. Here, starting from the caves of the primitive people, you can see the forts of the ruling period of the ancient kings. Archaeologists are constantly conducting research here. As mentioned earlier, there is no shortage of rare animals here. Every animal here is unique, starting from the spotted cat to the black tigers. But recently a golden lizard was seen in Seshachalam hills while wildlife photographers were taking pictures. It belongs to the genus Reptilian. This lizard can lay 40 to 150 eggs in a short time. Moreover, it has a golden color on it. Glows brightest in the dark. The specialty of this lizard is that it eats not only small insects but also plant leaves.
It has reached the point of extinction
But this lizard has now reached the level of extinction.. Due to changing weather conditions, increased pollution and lack of suitable places to live in the forests, these lizards have reached the level of extinction. Last year these lizards were seen in Papikondala sanctuary. They are also seen in the surrounding areas of Kalyani Dam in Tirupati. These lizards stand as a symbol of communal living. They go a long way to lay eggs and incubate them. If there is a threat from enemies.. they immediately go into the bushes..
Identify changes in nature
Golden lizards are quick to detect changes in nature. If they go into the bushes, it will definitely rain. If they are left out for too long, drought conditions will occur. If it burrows occasionally and goes into it, earthquakes occur. In the past, agriculture was based on the movement of these lizards. Over time these lizards have reached the point of extinction. Although dinosaurs, these lizards belong to the same species, they lived longer because of their miniature form. During the time of the dinosaurs, some golden lizards grew to almost the size of a rabbit. At that time, some of the primitive tribes used the skin of these lizards in the preparation of medicines.
