REPTILIAN TUESDAY # 73
We’re hoping a plane to Australia on this Reptilian Tuesday. We’re going to meet a lizard today. Do you think they say good day mate?
MEET THE MAJOR SKINK!
Range/Habitat: South New Guinea- Northeast Australia/forest
Diet: Carnivore: insects, small invertebrates
Length: 23 ½-28”
Conservation Status: common
Fun Facts:
- Major skinks have a squarish shaped body.
- They have muscular legs.
- Major skinks are dark brown with a yellow underside.
- Major skinks are often seen basking in the sun.
- Female major skinks can have up to 6 babies per litter.
Major skinks are funny looking with their little short legs and blunt noses. We love all skinks and these guys are no exception.
The Adventures of Ellie and Edmond 
I am also seen basking in the sun. Or taking a street-nap, as Mom would say.
Love and licks,
Cupcake
Sun naps are the best! Our cat Moe takes them all the time!