Mabuya Multicarinata Borealis -

The head and neck are brown, and the labials (lip scales) often feature dark bars or narrow dark lines. Habitat & Behaviour

The underside is generally grayish tan or slightly bluish slate , with the chin and preanal regions notably lighter.

Unlike many related skinks, this species is known to be a quick climber , often retreating up tree trunks when threatened. mabuya multicarinata borealis

The dorsal ground color is typically greenish olive to tannish brown , often appearing as an iridescent bronze in life.

They are frequently found in secondary forests , lowlands, and mountain gaps, but generally avoid human-occupied houses. The head and neck are brown, and the

They are diurnal (active during the day) and are often observed basking in the sun.

The scientific name (now more commonly referred to as Eutropis borealis ) refers to the Northern Two-striped Mabuya , a species of sun skink primarily native to the Philippines and Lanyu Island, Taiwan. Key Physical Features The dorsal ground color is typically greenish olive

A distinct dark brown or black band extends from the eye to the hindlimb along the sides. You may also see a faint, light dorsolateral stripe or series of spots along the upper margin of this dark band.