At this altitude, a cloudy day means low activity for a cold-blooded lizard. Here it’s widening its left side to increase the surface area against the few incoming rays of sun.
It resembles a Liolaemus ornatus.
Altitude: 4536 metres.
it is endangered.
Last Updated on 11 April, 2023 by morten
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