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That sounds good. What you in the mood for? Hyrax? Lizard? Mole-rat?

Nduli, The Zebra Mastermind

Rainbow agamas also known as Common agamas are lizards that appear in The Lion Guard universe. They live in the Outlands.

Appearance[]

In the Real World[]

Rainbow agamas can be identified by having a white underside, brown back limbs and a tail with a light stripe down the middle. The stripe on the tail typically possesses about six to seven dark patches along their sides. Females, adolescents and subordinate males have olive green heads, while dominant males have blue bodies and yellow tails.

In The Lion Guard[]

Rainbow agamas on the show look very similar to how they appear in real life.

Information[]

In the Real World[]

Rainbow agamas are primarily insectivores, but they have been known to eat small mammals, reptiles and vegetation. They catch their prey using their tongue, the tip of which is covered by mucus glands that enable the lizard to hold onto smaller prey.

History[]

The Traveling Baboon Show[]

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A pair of rainbow agamas and a mouse witness Uroho's act after he is chased out of the Pride Lands, but none of them are entertained. One of the agamas hisses at him rudely once he finishes. They then run away when Cheezi and Chungu arrive.

The Zebra Mastermind[]

When Nduli asks Tamka about what they should eat in the Outlands, the former suggests lizards, mole-rats and hyraxes before coming across Thurston.

Notable Rainbow Agamas in The Lion Guard[]

  • Rainbow Agama Brothers
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