Gecko

The gecko is a small lizard that can live in various habitats around the world, except for Antarctica.
It can be found in urban areas, forests, deserts, mountains, and grasslands.
Some geckos live in rock crevices or burrows, while others climb on trees or walls.
Geckos are mostly nocturnal, meaning they are active at night and sleep during the day.
Geckos typically eat fruits, insects, and flower nectar.
They are very adaptable creatures that can survive in different environments.

A gecko is a type of lizard that has a soft skin, a large head, and usually well-developed limbs.

Geckos can vary in size from 1.6 to 60 centimetres (0.6 to 23.6 inches), and they have different colours and patterns depending on the species.

Some geckos have adhesive pads on their toes that allow them to climb on smooth and vertical surfaces, and even on ceilings.

Geckos also have different types of eyes, depending on whether they are nocturnal or diurnal.

Nocturnal geckos have vertical pupils that can close to form four pinpoints, while diurnal geckos have round pupils.

It can also make various sounds, such as chirping, clicking, or hissing, to communicate with each other or to scare away predators.

Geckos are found in warm climates all over the world, and some species live near human dwellings and feed on insects.