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Leopard geckos in the Wild
Leopard geckos are lizards at night, "original" in the deserts of Pakistan, Afghanistan and parts of India. They really love the warmth and love of rocky terrain, making their home under the ground on the day of dry desert. Leopard geckos are unique because they are right eye - and this is normal for most gecko species - and they also lack a flat, adhesive pads on their feet. Instead, they are used for a leopard gecko claws to climb, so they do not stick to the smooth surface - like other reptiles can be - but it is very useful when digging in the dry desert landscape.
In the wild, lizard gecko tends to live under big rocks or in caves underground, emerge at night to hunt for insects such as spiders and crickets - and if they're feeling very adventurous, a leopard gecko can even find small mammals such as baby field mice.
A gecko eating enough can actually live between 19 and 22 years with a leopard gecko confirmed oldest living up to 27 years! For this reason, they make good pets for children because your child will be able to grow at the same animal for years. In the wild, it means that the leopard gecko will often breed during their lives, making it an ethical choice because the pet is not an endangered species.