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Animals
The Glass Lizard (Pseudopus apodus) or Legless Lizard, resembles a snake but is actually a lizard. It is found on Corfu and, has a long, slender body, up to 1m in length, with smooth, shiny scales. It gets its name from its ability to shed its tail, like glass breaking, to escape predators. Glass lizards inhabit grassy fields, open woodlands, and sandy areas, feeding on insects, spiders, and small vertebrates.
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Months Seen on Corfu
🟥 Most likely 🟧 Less likely 🟨 Unlikely
Periods can vary with location and seasonal weather

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