Kalahari Round-Headed Worm lizard
(Zygaspis quadrifrons)Thy shelter under stones in sandy and bushveld habitats.
Kalahari Round-Headed Worm lizard
Introduction: Kalahari round-headed worm lizards (Zygaspis quadrifrons) shelter under stones in sandy and bushveld habitats.
Distribution: Kalahari Desert regions of Namibia including Etosha National Park.
Diet: Small insects and their larvae in particular termites.
Colouring: An upper uniform purple-brown body and lighter belly often darkens towards the tail.
Breeding: Females lay 3 or 4 elongated eggs in summer.
Size: Max SVL 245mm.
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