Forest fragmentation split up this lizard’s population. It’s no longer the same

Mongabay
Sep 23, 2021, 10:43 am224 pts
COLOMBO — The leaf litter and other decaying plant matter that carpet Sri Lanka’s lowland rainforests are potential lurking points for numerous blood-sucking leeches and hideouts of some venomous snakes. And while stirring them up isn’t always a wise idea, it’s the only way to catch a glimpse of the…

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