Florida Sand Skink vs. Little Brown Skink

Little Brown Skinks live in the same scrub as Sand Skinks. A: Plain grey-tan sides in the Florida Sand Skink; a dark stripe along each side in the Little Brown Skink. B: A wedge snout and tiny eyes; tiny legs in the Florida Sand Skink; an ordinary head and eyes; full five-toed legs in the Little Brown Skink.

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