‘James Bond’ lizard among 35 new species described from Caribbean islands

Mongabay
Jan 22, 2025, 10:02 am199 pts
Shaken, not stirred: That’s how fictional secret service agent James Bond prefers his martini. And now there’s a lizard in the Caribbean that shares his name: the James Bond forest lizard, found close to where author Ian Fleming wrote his iconic Bond novels. Researchers recently described the new species…

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