A Gecko Crawled into the Refrigerator, Frozen into a Specimen with a Funny Pose
As the temperature gradually rises, many hibernating animals are starting to awaken, and animal footprints are beginning to appear at home. Lizards are also a headache for people.
They look strange, move flexibly, and people can't catch them. However, Dr. Xiao Ming will today tell everyone about a sluggish lizard. This man felt a little hot one afternoon and wanted to take some cold drinks out of the refrigerator.
However, when he opened the refrigerator, he found that there was a lizard inside. His first reaction was to drive it away. However, he later discovered something was wrong. It turns out that the lizard was motionless, as if it had been hit with acupuncture.
It turns out that the lizard secretly climbed into the refrigerator while people were not paying attention, trying to steal food to eat, but it was frozen into a specimen. It's no wonder it's motionless when it sees people. The man took it out and couldn't help but laugh.
The lizard was frozen and surrendered, with a funny posture. The man took it out and it still maintained this posture, which was really funny. The man could feel from the lizard's final posture how desperate it was at the time.
Dr. Xiao Ming saw this scene and felt both sorry and funny. This lizard probably didn't realize that it just wanted to steal a little food and was frozen into a specimen. It's a fruitless endeavor!
Dr. Xiao Ming: Everyone's biggest impression of lizards is that they can move flexibly on vertical walls. This is because the lizard's toes have deep grooves that provide traction.
In addition, the skin on the lizard's toes has countless cilia, and each cilium has a protrusion, allowing them to firmly adhere to the walls. Their tails can regrow after being broken. Therefore, in calcium deficiency, they will eat their own tails, because they can regrow anyway.
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