Abdullahi Qaadir
Abdulqaadir Abdullahi, a student of ABU ZARIA KADUNA STATE, 23years of age, Muslim and Yoruba by tribe.
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6 Types of Lizards Found in Albuquerque, New Mexico
Step into any arroyo or foothill trail around Albuquerque on a warm afternoon and something will almost certainly dart across the path before you get a good look at it.…
6 Types of Lizards in Austin, Texas (and How to Tell Them Apart)
Step onto almost any patio in Austin during the warmer months and there’s a good chance a lizard is watching from a nearby fence post or porch light. Central Texas…
Types of Lizards in Los Angeles: 3 Species Living in Your Backyard
Anyone researching the types of lizards in Los Angeles quickly discovers that the county’s reptile life is far richer than the coyotes and hawks usually associated with the region. Tucked…
8 Types of Lizards in Las Vegas You Can Spot in the Mojave Desert
The Mojave Desert wrapped around Las Vegas is the smallest of the three deserts that make up the larger North American Desert, but it more than makes up for its…
11 Types of Lizards in El Paso, Texas: A Desert Dweller’s Field Guide
Step outside almost anywhere in El Paso between spring and early fall, and there’s a good chance a lizard will dart across the trail before you even notice it. The…
Types of Lizards in Maui: Geckos, Skinks, Anoles, and Chameleons Explained
Not one of the lizards sunning themselves on Maui’s lava rock walls, garden hedges, or hotel lanais actually belongs there. Hawai’i has no native lizards, and every species now living…
11 Types of Lizards in Miami: A Field Guide to Native and Invasive Species
The types of lizards in Miami tell a strange story about how a subtropical city became a magnet for reptiles from four different continents. Florida now supports 58 established lizard…
7 Types of Lizards in Alabama and How to Identify Them
Alabama’s pine flatwoods, sandy ridges, and backyard gardens support a surprising range of reptiles, and among the many types of lizards in Alabama are three species that have no legs…
Types of Lizards in Pennsylvania: 5 Native Species and How to Identify Them
Pennsylvania is better known for its snakes and salamanders than its lizards, and the numbers explain why. Pennsylvania is home to a diverse population of amphibians and reptiles, including 22…
5 Types of Lizards in Indiana: How to Identify Them and Where They Live
Most Hoosiers go their whole lives without noticing a single lizard, and that’s not surprising. Among the many types of snakes in Indiana, lizards are the far quieter cousins, and…
4 Types of Lizards in New York: From Native Skinks to Invasive Anoles
Cold winters and dense urban sprawl make New York one of the least lizard-friendly states in the country, yet a handful of species still cling to rocky hillsides, city parks,…
11 Types of Lizards in Mississippi and How to Identify Each One
Mississippi’s humid pine forests, river bottoms, and suburban gardens support a surprising range of scaly residents. Among the various types of lizards in Mississippi, some are legless and slither like…
Types of Lizards in Delaware: A Field Guide to the State’s 4 Native Species
Only four types of lizards in Delaware occur in the wild, a surprisingly short list for a state that stretches from Piedmont hills to Atlantic salt marsh. There are 4…
Types of Lizards in Ohio: 5 Native and Invasive Species to Know
Ask most people to picture Ohio’s wildlife and they’ll mention white-tailed deer, cardinals, or maybe a garter snake sunning on a porch step. Lizards rarely make the list, yet the…
6 Types of Lizards in Kansas: Native Species and Uninvited Newcomers
Most Kansans picture rattlesnakes and box turtles when they think of state reptiles, but lizards quietly outnumber both in sheer variety. Kansas is home to a documented total of 16…
15 Types of Frogs in West Virginia (And How to Identify Them)
On a warm February night in a West Virginia lowland, a frog barely the size of a paperclip can be heard singing from half a mile away, long before the…
10 Warblers in Alaska: Identification Tips, Habitats, and Where to Find Them
Most birders picture Alaska as a land of eagles, puffins, and shorebirds — but warblers? Absolutely. Despite its subarctic reputation, Alaska hosts a remarkable variety of these small, energetic songbirds…
8 Stinging Insects in Kentucky You Should Watch Out For
Kentucky’s warm summers and diverse ecosystems create perfect conditions for stinging insects to thrive. Each year, thousands of residents encounter these potentially dangerous creatures, with hundreds seeking medical attention for…
8 Largest Spiders Found in Kansas (With Identification Tips)
Kansas’s prairies, grasslands, and diverse ecosystems harbor some surprisingly large spiders that often startle residents unfamiliar with the state’s arachnid inhabitants. From massive tarantulas crossing roads during autumn mating season…
11 Hummingbirds in Mississippi: Residents, Migrants, and Rare Visitors
Mississippi’s warm climate and diverse habitats make it a surprisingly rich destination for hummingbird enthusiasts. While you’ll primarily encounter the ruby-throated hummingbird during spring and summer months, the state’s position…
