The Leaf-Tailed Gecko is a unique species native to the forests of Madagascar. Known for its remarkable camouflage, this gecko has a flattened body and a tail that resembles a dead leaf, helping it blend into its surroundings. It primarily feeds on insects and is most active at night. There are several species of leaf-tailed geckos, including the Uroplatus phantasticus, which is particularly well-known for its striking appearance. These geckos are arboreal, meaning they live in trees, and they rely on their excellent camouflage to avoid predators. Their habitat is threatened by deforestation, making conservation efforts important.