The naturalist's miscellany, or Coloured figures of natural objects. London, Printed for Nodder & Co, 1789-1813. Animals, pictorial works, Museums Victoria, George Shaw, A detailed illustration of a unique lizard species, showcasing its elongated body and distinctive features. The creature is gripping a branch with its strong limbs, displaying prominent scales and a textured skin pattern. It has a vibrant pink tongue protruding from its mouth, hinting at its possible insectivorous diet. Alongside, a coiled vine adds a touch of natural habitat. The lizard's coloration includes shades of brown with intricate details, emphasizing its adaptation to a forest environment. Small yellow spots adorn its side, contributing to its striking appearance amidst green foliage.