What type of lizard could it be?

Yesterday I was at my aunt’s house in Pheonix, Alabama. She has trees, plants and shrubbery around her house. She also has a few holes at the foundation of her house, where you could stick half of your shoe in. What my aunt and cousin seen was about a foot long, has a dull color and could raise it’s body off the ground like an alligator does and it’s really fast. I’m trying to figure out what it is so that maybe I could catch it and have took’n somewhere else because they don’t want it on the property and it’s been digging in their yard. Can anybody give me some guesses? Thanks!

Answer #1

sorry i dont know lol wish could help u

Answer #2

Something called a likkewaan? (Don’t know the English name) I am unsure if it would be found in your country, but it would fit your description.

Answer #3

Perhaps it id a monitor. They are very large, found in warm enviroment, and are in a vast selection of colours. I did a lil reseqrch and here are a few reptiles inhabiting Alibama- -slender glass lizard -mimic glass lizard -eastern glass lizard

-green anole -brown anole -Mediterranean gecko -Indo-Pacific gecko

-Texas horned lizard -eastern fence lizard

-seepage salamander -Apalachicola salamander -southern dusky salamander -dusky salamander -seal salamander, -mountain dusky salamande -brown-backed salamander -southern two-lined salamander -long-tailed salamander

there are a couple more but to many and i dont wana plagerize it. Hopefulu ot is one of them.

Answer #4

Hey! Thanks for looking up all that info, that will help me narrow down the choices, I appreciate it!

Answer #5

You’r welcome.

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