A brown lizard poses on gray rocks amidst white formations.
A medium-closed-up view of a brown lizard that is facing left, but its head is facing slightly towards the right. The tail of the lizard is longer than the body by a little bit and is curved towards the left, and along the tail there are black markings that are being defined by white, thinner lines, while the rest of the tail is only a solid gray color. The backside of the lizard is dark brown, as is its head, while the bottom portion of its body is white. Along the lizard's neck and on the right, there are wrinkles. The back two legs of the lizard are facing outward, and it has long and sharp claws, while the front ones are closer together but also have long claws. The lizard is holding its head up as well as the front portion of its neck. Surrounding the lizard are small white rock formations and a large one behind the lizard. Along the rocky surface, the shadows of thin branches can be seen as it is daytime.