Nimble lizard

The sand lizard (Latin: Lacerta agilis) is a species of lizard from the family of true lizards. Description: The maximum body length from the end of the muzzle to the anus is 11.4 cm, the tail is 19 cm. Coloring in green tone The pattern varies greatly and consists of longitudinal lines, stripes, rows of spots and dots, The limbs are relatively small in females - 34–47%. The skin is devoid of glands and covered with scales. Body shape: elongated, slender. The body is streamlined, slightly flattened at the top, which allows it to easily hide in grass, under snags, in crevices and burrows. The tail is thin and pointed, especially flexible and lively in young individuals. The neck is short, blending smoothly into the body. Limbs: The sand lizard has four well-developed legs: the front ones are shorter, with five thin toes and sharp claws, while the hind legs are more powerful and longer, providing a strong propulsion when running and jumping. The body length of a pregnant female is about 78 mm. The female weighs approximately 12 g before laying eggs, and approximately 9 g after laying eggs. In the oviducts of pregnant females there may be