👉 Tetragonurus is a type of reptile that belongs to the family Arthotidae. It has eight legs, making it unique among snakes and lizards. Its name means "eight-legged" in Sanskrit, reflecting its elongated body structure and long, slender tail. This characteristic makes Tetragonurus particularly interesting for ornamental purposes due to their striking appearance and ability to mimic the movements of birds, such as parrots or geese.
