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By: Paul S Cilwa |
Occurred: 5/13/2024 Posted: 6/2/2024 |
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| Save water; shower with a friend. |
| Estimated reading time: 1 minute(s) (185 words) |
It appears to be a Mediterranean House Gecko (Hemidactylus turcicus).
These geckos are commonly found in warm climates and are known for
their ability to climb smooth surfaces thanks to the specialized pads
on their feet. They are nocturnal and often found near artificial
lights where they hunt insects.
Despite their name,
Mediterranean House Geckos have spread to many parts of the world,
including the southwestern United States, where they are commonly
found in homes and other buildings. They are harmless to humans and
can actually be beneficial by helping to control insect
populations.
So after my shower, I gently escorted the little
guy outside.
This is my other shower buddy. Finley likes to watch while I take a
shower. He hates being in water, so he may be worried about me.
Afterwards, if he can, he'll find a pair of my dirty sleeping shorts
and take a nap on them.