Lilford's wall lizard is a [?] member of the Lacartidae family. They depend on heat to stay active and so can be seen in the hot [?]. On Cabrera archipelago there are [?] different subspecies of Lilford's wall lizard. They are about 7 and cm long excluding the tail, females are a little bit [?]. Their neck is as wide as their [?]. They are very colourful, they can be green, [?], and black. Their belly is white, yellow, orange or blue with orange spots. They usually eat , but they can also eat snails, spiders, small seafood... They adapt easily. Their predators are the [?] and the wildcat among others.