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Geckos can make sounds, did you know?

2016-08-03View Original

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This post was last edited by Thank goodness you're here on 2016-8-3 at 10:28. I’m on night shift with no air conditioning, so I went down to the first floor to cool off for a while. Suddenly, a sound came from under the eaves; my first thought was that there must be a bird’s nest there. I had lived there for so many years without ever seeing any bird nests in that area. Later, when I saw two geckos coming out, it hit me that geckos can make sounds as well, and those sounds aren’t faint at all. It’s a bit similar to the sound in the game \"Plants vs. Zombies\", that chirping noise. . . It sounds like the kind of sound you hear from zombies that can swim. . .
Reply #22016-08-03
I don’t know… geckos are rarely seen…
Reply #32016-08-03
I really don’t know...
Reply #42016-08-03
I’ve never heard a gecko make a sound, but I believed they could. After checking online, it turns out they indeed can.
Reply #52016-08-03
Seeing two geckos crawl out, I suddenly understood. The focus is on the 2, called.
Reply #62016-08-03
The size is more or less the same. . . What would you say if it were 3?
Reply #72016-08-03
One mountain cannot hold two tigers, unless one is male and the other female

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