Sakaerat bent-toed gecko discovered in Thailand’s dense forests: A mysterious new reptile species with rare traits
A remarkable new gecko species, *Cyrtodactylus sakaeratensis*, has been discovered in Thailand's Sakaerat Biosphere Reserve. This slender, bent-toed gecko, identified through DNA and morphological analysis, boasts unique curved fingers and strong claws for climbing forest habitats. Its discovery highlights Southeast Asia's rich, hidden biodiversity and underscores the critical importance of continued habitat research and conservation efforts in protected areas.
A remarkable new gecko species, *Cyrtodactylus sakaeratensis*, has been discovered in Thailand's Sakaerat Biosphere Reserve. This slender, bent-toed gecko, identified through DNA and morphological analysis, boasts unique curved fingers and strong claws for climbing forest habitats. Its discovery highlights Southeast Asia's rich, hidden biodiversity and underscores the critical importance of continued habitat research and conservation efforts in protected areas.
