A zebra-tailed lizard pauses mid-step, surveying its surroundings calmly.
A zebra-tailed lizard is seen making its way across the gravel. The lizard is seen up close with its front right foot gripping a pebble as it looks to the right, and its long tail points to the left. The lizard's front feet have long toes on them for grabbing and gripping. The back feet have extremely long toes, about the length of their legs. The lizard's body is a pale yellow and cream blend, with tiny gray dots covering the back. The edge of the underside lacks dots. The front legs blend out softly with barely visible dots. The back legs and base of the tail have larger dots. The tail dots strengthen in color as the tail gets longer, becoming black stripes across the tail. The head of the lizard is smooth, with small black eyes. The lizard has his front leg bent back as if it's in mid-step, scampering off to safety or food. In the top left of the image is a large sprout of barrel medic growing on small vines with little dark green leaves. The sun shines nearly directly over the scene, slightly to the left, as the zebra-tailed lizard casts a small shadow below himself to the right.