National Museum of Natural Science

Grass lizards begin to look for a place to sleep near evening. Many species prefer to sleep on herbaceous plants, especially on blades of silvergrass. Each species perches at different heights, some from knee height to chest height and some from chest height to two meters high. Generally speaking, the higher the temperature, the higher the perch and the stronger the wind, the lower the perch.

Climbing blades of glass to sleep