In the dimly lit bungalow, the tokay geckoes darted along the rafters, their sticky toes whispering against the wood.

At dusk in the old bungalow, tokay geckos scurried across the walls and called loudly.

A house gecko darted across the kitchen ceiling, startling everyone.

I often find house geckos clinging to the warm walls at night as they hunt for insects.

A Yangihissar gecko slipped between the sandstone crevices as we approached.

Yangihissar geckos basked on the sun-warmed stones of the ancient fortress.

My roommate keeps two leopard geckos in a terrarium filled with hiding spots and heat lamps.

At the night market, a vendor displayed a preserved web-footed gecko alongside other Namibian wildlife specimens.

A common house gecko scurried across the kitchen ceiling, hunting for insects.

During the night hike, I spotted a leaf-tailed gecko clinging to a mossy boulder, its camouflaged tail blending perfectly with the forest floor.