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Screaming Gecko in Slow Motion
The Leaf-tail Australian Gecko has three main survival mechanisms.
Number one - it is well camouflaged and can adjust its colour to merge in with its surroundings.
Number two - it has a tail which looks like a leaf. When threatened it will gently wave this tail in the air. A predator such as a bird will more likely attack the less vital tail then the lizards head.
Number three - when under imminent threat it will scream like a banshee! Just like the lizard is doing in this video.
To get the screaming response, the videographer gently blew in its face.
Filmed by Jacob Strickling, creator of the popular YouTube channel 'Make Science Fun'
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