Animal Facts
Unlike most lizards, this species forms long-term monogamous pair bonds that can last several years or even decades. Audubon Zoo manages the world’s most successful breeding program for this species and has produced more than 30 offspring over the last ten years.
Size: Can reach total lengths of up to 18 inches.
Typical Lifespan: Shingleback skinks can live for several decades, potentially reaching 40 or 50 years.
Range
Widely distributed throughout arid woodlands and open habitats across the southern half of Australia.
Lives at Audubon Zoo

