The latest piece of public art — a blue-tailed skink — has taken its place on the Enid Trail System. The art was created by ...

Varying from the five-lined skink which has five lines across its body and a blue tail, this skink has only one black line and no blue tail. Its back is a beautiful shiny copper color. This skink ...

They can also detach their tails as a distraction ... important to be cautious when buying a blue-tongued skink. Illegal animal traders capture wild lizards and sell them to pet stores.

The skink has a tail that can detach, like several other lizard species, so they have a better chance of surviving predator attacks. The lizard's bright blue tail will keep moving after it ...

Among certain species of the southwestern whiptail lizards, no males have ever been found. In the Southeast, females of some of blue-tailed skinks are known to care for their eggs, guarding them ...

The new work will be a blue-tailed skink, a lizard common to Oklahoma, by Faducci LLC, California artists Solomon Bassoff and Domenica Mottarella. Kevin Hassler is associate editor of the Enid ...

A diverse group of lizards known as the social skinks ... Others have developed incredible long, prehensile tails and long legs that enable scrambling through the treetops. Whereas the blue-tongued ...

“We’ve got a runner!” A blue-tailed skink the length of a birthday candle sits atop a stack of sticks and rocks, which in turn sits on top of the lizard’s perspex tank. Today is census day at ...