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University of Florida scientists are asking residents to report sightings of nonnative lizards in order to prevent invasive spread. UF wildlife specialists say brown basilisk lizards are spreading across south and central Florida and may be having a negative impact on the environment.
Brown basilisk lizards, sometimes called “Jesus lizards” can be identified by their dark brown or olive color, the yellow stripe down each side of their body, a notable head crest and their ability to run across water. The lizards have long thin tails and can range in size from 11 to 27 inches.
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