Ivel ☀️🔥 || lizor, of the hongry kind

📌 P I N N E D📌 HI I'm Ivel, a Spanish derg (or lizor)! My posts are either me being a lizard nerd or rambling about stuff I like. I'm a translation student and beginner artist who enjoys worldbuilding and creating new characters! AMA on strawpage! ivelleviathan.straw.page

Lizard of the day: Short-crested bay island forest lizard! A species from the Andaman and Nicobar Islands! You can imagine they have a short crest ig? Apparently only males have it but I can't find a pic of a male lmao. They're arboreal and terrestrial!

Shout-out to my aroace socks. Happy ace week my goated oomfs

Lizard of the day: Wait where the hell is it

Lizard of the day: Common stream lizard! A South American species! Males have a darker coloration when compared to females. They're semiaquatic and feed mostly on insects they find around the water!

Lizard of the day: Estesia mongoliensis! A prehistoric species from the Late Cretaceous! They were venomous and pretty large, measuring up to 2 meters in length! They're thought to be distant relatives to modern-day Gila monsters!

Lizard of the day: Samar water monitor! A species from the Philippines! They live in forests, near bodies of water. They have an eye-catching yellow and black coloration! They're terrestrial and semiaquatic, and mostly feed on small mammals.

Lizard of the day: Red-eyed crocodile skink! A New Guinean social species, meaning that they live in small groups/families! Uncommon to skinks, they can make sounds when in distress. They can also play dead. They tend to lay only one egg per clutch and protect it aggressively!

IT'S MY BIRTHDAY! I'M NOW 21! Have this dorkass I drew on my phone I don't have much time to draw this week #fuckcollege

Lizard of the day: Western giant plated lizard! Native to Angola and Namibia, they're hardly any different from common giant plated lizards, as they have slightly paler colors and a light orange gradient on their snout, opposed to the typical red from the others!

Lizard of the day: Crested lizard! ...yup they're just called like that. There's already a lot of species named crested lizards but oh well. Scientific name is Lophocalotes ludekingi. They're Indonesian and arboreal, inhabiting forests. They have highly distinguishable scales!

Lizard of the day: Rough-snouted giant gecko! A New Caledonian species! Like other giant geckos, they have prehensile tails and wide fingers/toes. They're nocturnal and ovoviviparous, having a slower reproduction rate than other similar species! They're arboreal.

Lizard of the day: Chilean tree iguana! green 🟢🟢🟢🟢 lizor 🦎🦎🦎, so green🥦☘️🍏🍃🌱💚🥦🍏 yay! 🟢🦎💚🌱go green lizor 🟢🥦🍃☘️💚🌱he is green ☘️💚🍏🟢🍏🥦 wow! 🟢💚🍏☘️🌱💚 So unique!! ☘️🟢🟢🍏💚🍃🍃☘️

Lizard of the day: Matuasto del palo! An Argentinean species! A relatively large lizard, their coloration and patterns mimic tree bark, acting as great camouflage! They primarily inhabit dry forests and shrublands and feed on insects, including spiders and scorpions.

Lizard of the day: Pontosaurus kornhuberi! A lizard-like extinct species from the Late Cretaceous! They were a semiaquatic species with similar life habits to those of modern-day sailfin lizards and sea snakes. They were relatively small, measuring around 1 meter in length!

Lizard of the day: Gila monster! I wish there were more beaded lizards out there. They're very cool critters. A Mexican venomous species! Their potent venom is harvested in order to manufacture meds to treat diabetes and obesity. They feature black bodies with orange stripes!

Lizard of the day: Marked Madagascar swift! A species that dwell on rocky areas! Their body is green/gray with black stripes and orange gradients. Some individuals have been spotted with extremely long tails, of up to twice their body length!

Lizard of the day: Dwarf Shield-Tailed Agama! Some tiny cuties from Ethiopia and Somalia! They live on arid regions, where they dig deep burrows and can survive temperatures of up to 50 °C (122 °F). They use their tails to close the entrance of their burrows to avoid predators!

We're #healing with this one oomfie 🥹💖❤️‍🩹

DARKNESS NOOOO DON'T HURT THAT RAYQUAZA

Lizard of the day: Escambray twig anole! I guess these are the equivalent to stickbugs in the lizard world. A Cuban species, sadly endangered by habitat destruction. They live in savannas, camouflaging themselves effectively on tree branches!

Lizard of the day: Crocodile monitor! One of the largest monitor lizard species, rivaling Komodo dragons in body length! A New Guinean species that inhabit swamps and forests. They feed opportunistically on birds, small mammals, eggs, reptiles, amphibians and carrion!

banned from the farmer's market #art

Lizard of the day: Orange-lipped forest lizard! An Indian species from a monotypic genus! They're green and have orange lines surrounding their lips, hence their name. They're similar to lizards from the Calote genus, but these have a smaller tympanum. They're sadly endangered.

Lowkey a druid you can do so much stuff and shapeshift into pretty much anything

I mean it's a bit of a mess cuz I don't have it written down but I have the fundamentals. One day you'll know more dearest oomf

A good steak from a barbecue drives me nuts. Also oranges

GRAWWWWWWRRRF!!!

Lizard of the day: Horvath's rock lizard! An European species! They're more widely distributed across the continent than other similar species. They inhabit forests, shrublands and rocky areas. They're very agile and even leap into the air to catch prey!

oomf 😯

That is a very angry creature, how to make it calm down?

Ivel would be fine with any traditional weapon, Kremor would get creative and he'd set up Looney Tunes ahh traps with anything he finds, while Ikelos would simply run away with a shield over his head 🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️

Adorable dorks. Would bear hug them I like when they're mischievous goobers that's why I got my boy Kremkrem

He will growl and rumble happily and wag his tail and maybe pounce on you and lick you. That or he'll nibble your hand if he's nibbly.

Y'all better not have gay-o-meters near me. They'll combust spontaneously

Writing it is taking all my blood sweat and tears broski I've developed his species more than him himself. Main idea I have is him being a blacksmith but I'm still developing his backstory and changing stuff 24/7

Lizard of the day: Top End dwarf skink! I keep picking the species with the least info available for them but they should be able to be on the spotlight too! They're Australian and live in forests. They're also some of the tiniest skinks in the world!

Lizard of the day: Modest whorltail iguana! They're pretty fine gentlelizards, if you ask me. A Peruvian species featuring a cool black and green coloration! They inhabit coastal arid areas. They're sadly endangered due to habitat loss.

Lizard of the day: Tessellated gecko! An Australian terrestrial species! Their body colours are varied from pale greys to rich reds with highly variable patterns! During the day, they may be found resting hidden in burrows and cracks. They emerge at night to feed on insects!

Lizard of the day: Tasmanian tree skink! An Australian species not only native to Tasmania, but also some islands in the Bass Strait. They feature a bronze coloration and are pretty agile, allowing them to scurry around in all sorts of habitats. They're viviparous!

Lizard of the day: Ecuador desert tegu! Despite their name, they're Peruvian! They live in coastal areas. Males have red heads and blue/green bodies during breeding season. Unlike other tegus, that are mostly omnivorous, these are predominantly herbivorous!

Lizard of the day: Barbados leaf-toed gecko! Little is known about this species' habits and distribution due to their evasive nature. They're presumed to be nocturnal, arboreal, and insectivorous, while also being labelled as critically endangered. They have an earthy coloration!

Lizard of the day: Green keel-bellied lizard! A species from Tanzania and Kenya! They inhabit vegetated areas near the coast. An arboreal and terrestrial species, they've been spotted sleeping on branches, supported by their large prehensile tail! They're diurnal and eat insects.

Lizard of the day: Sierra Nevada lizard! A Spanish species! They're often referred to as a subspecies of ocellated lizards. Instead of being green and blue like them, these guys have yellowish hues with some green and blue mixed in. It's one of the largest European lizards!

Lizard of the day: Blue-spotted tree monitor! An Indonesian species! They're diurnal and arboreal as their name suggests. Their diet is yet undisclosed, but they're omnivorous. They're endangered due to illegal pet trade, as their unique blue color give them a hint of luxury.

Lizard of the day: Banded velvet gecko! A species from East Africa! They owe their name to their striped, smooth skin! They come in several colorations, from beige and yellowish to brown and white. They play dead when threatened, but may bite too. They're nocturnal!

Lil Ivel retouch c:

Lizard of the day: Rhinoceros iguana! A sadly endangered Caribbean species. They coexist with another local iguana species, which is unique among all iguanid species! Though their small snout horns give them a menacing appearance, they're extremely docile! They're herbivores.

Lizard of the day: Nias nose-horned lizard! An Indonesian species! They have an extremely thin body and limbs! They're mostly green and brown, which help them camouflage on tree branches as they're arboreal. The use of their horn is not yet disclosed, but it may be for courting.

Lizard of the day: Pink-tongued skink! Okay so imagine a blue tongued skink but they have a pink tongue. A semi-arboreal Australian species that live in forests and mainly feed on snails and slugs! They're viviparous and can have up to 30 babies per gestation!