MIZORAM PARACHUTE GECKO ⬇️. - Also known as Gekko mizoramensis, it is one of only 14 gecko species capable of gliding. - It is believed to have evolved after being separated from its closest relative, G. popaensis, by the Arakan Mountains. - The Mizoram parachute gecko glides using skin flaps instead of bones. - When completely extended, these flaps act as parachutes, slowing the gecko's fall. | Vajiram & Ravi

Leopard Gecko Complete Care Guide

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