Common Lizard figurine

Quick and discreet, the common lizard is a small reptile familiar in our gardens and countryside. It is often seen basking in the sun on a wall, a stone, or by the side of a path.

Surprising fact: to escape its predators, the lizard can practice autotomy, meaning it can voluntarily detach its tail, which continues to move to divert attention. It feeds mainly on insects, spiders, and small invertebrates, thus playing an essential role in regulating insect populations. An excellent climber and agile runner, it is also capable of squeezing into the smallest nooks and crannies to take shelter.

This Papo figurine realistically reproduces the common lizard: finely sculpted scales, a slender silhouette, and a dynamic posture. An ideal model to enrich an animal collection, invent naturalistic stories, or raise children's awareness of the astonishing behaviors of the wildlife that lives alongside us.