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[[Image:23618827 61314d0fd8.jpg|thumb|150px|left|Geckos Typically Survive in Any Warmer Climate in the World and are Able to Live on | [[Image:23618827 61314d0fd8.jpg|thumb|150px|left|Geckos Typically Survive in Any Warmer Climate in the World and are Able to Live on Vertical or Upside-down Surfaces (Here in South America)]] | ||
Geckos live in many different habitats, due to their overwhelming variety. For example, the House Gecko has been bread to survive in incredibly warm and moist climates. Despite | Geckos live in many different habitats, due to their overwhelming variety. For example, the House Gecko has been bread to survive in incredibly warm and moist climates. Despite its name, this animal is fairly small and lighter colored. | ||
In conclusion, their distribution is throughout mainland Asia and Southeast Asia, and as far as South and East Africa and across the Pacific Ocean to Mexico. The House Gecko is an anthropophilous species and since the 19th Century it has been inadvertently spread from Asia to many tropical islands and continents. | In conclusion, their distribution is throughout mainland Asia and Southeast Asia, and as far as South and East Africa and across the Pacific Ocean to Mexico. The House Gecko is an anthropophilous species and since the 19th Century it has been inadvertently spread from Asia to many tropical islands and continents. | ||
