Timon nevadensis is a species of lizard belonging to the Lacertidae family, commonly found in certain regions of Spain, including the Comunidad Valenciana. Known in Spanish as the "Lagarto verdinegro," this species exhibits distinct characteristics that make it a fascinating subject of study and observation for both locals and visitors.

Characteristics:

• Coloration: As suggested by its common name, the Lagarto verdinegro is distinguished by its vibrant green and black coloration, which provides excellent camouflage among the vegetation.
• Size: This species typically grows to a considerable size, with adults reaching lengths of up to 30 centimeters (including the tail).
• Habitat: Timon nevadensis prefers habitats with abundant sunlight and vegetation, such as rocky areas, scrublands, and edges of forests. It is adept at navigating through these environments.
• Behavior: This lizard is diurnal, meaning it is active during the day. It is often seen basking in the sun, which is crucial for thermoregulation.
• Diet: It primarily feeds on insects and other small invertebrates, making it an important part of the ecosystem as a natural pest control agent.

Timon nevadensis plays a significant role in the biodiversity of the Comunidad Valenciana and is a subject of interest for both ecological studies and casual wildlife enthusiasts. Conservation efforts are important to ensure that this species continues to thrive in its natural habitat.