Whereas searching sagrei for enjoyable this night with my 3-year-old, we noticed a big male Anolis sagrei consuming what I feel is a mourning gecko (Lepidodactylus lugubris). This occurred at 7:18 pm within the presence of minimal synthetic gentle from lamps (albeit sturdy synthetic gentle from my headlamp). Loads of sagrei had been already asleep on leaves. Stunning to discover a diurnal lizard preying on a nocturnal/metaturnal gecko.
Professor of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology at Princeton College.
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