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Emerald False Gecko (Pseudogekko smaragdinus) (Taylor, 1922). The Emerald False Gecko is one of the most colorful species of forest geckos in the Philippines. It inhabits arboreal microhabitats in old growth and secondary lowland dipterocarp forests at elevations from near sea level to 300 meters. Like most forest-dwelling lizards from the Philippines

Marbled Agamid Lizard (Bronchocela marmorata) (Gray, 1845). Bronchocela marmorata is a forest-obligate agamid lizard and lives in lowland dipterocarp and montane forests. This is primarily an arboreal lizard and is typically found perched on top of branches and on the foliage of forest trees.

Spotted Forest Dragon (Gonocephalus sophiae) (Gray, 1845). Gonocephalus sophiae is one of at least three species of forest dragons known from the Philippines. This species inhabits lowland forests (both primary and secondary) but is occasionally found in second growth vegetation.

Mindanao Water Skink (Tropidophorus misaminius) (Stejneger,1908). Tropidophorus misaminius is among the most striking forest skink in the Philippines. Its body is covered with spiny and pointed scales that likely serve as a deterrent against predators. This species lives exclusively in the lowland forest and inhabits the banks of streams and rivers, hiding under rocks or large boulders.

Gray's Monitor Lizard (Varanus olivaceus) (Hallowell,1859). Gray's Monitor Lizard is a large arboreal species that inhabits old growth and secondary lowland dipterocarp forest. It especially thrives well in forest over limestone karst habitat. It is primarily frugivorous, feeding on fruits of forest trees and palms such as Pandanus, Gnetum, Canarium, Ficus, Pinanga, Caryota, Livistona. During periods when these plant foods are not available, invertebrates, particularly snails, are also eaten. Locally called Butaan,