Lizards

Lizards’ bodies are a miracle of evolution. They comprise over 4,675 species, all descended from reptiles who lived on the planet over 200 million years ago. They all have different unique colors, features, and abilities. These are lizard abilities Gekkotry has:

They can see in different ways
Chameleons can actually move their eyeballs independently in order to see in two different directions at the same time, which gives them a 360-degree view around themselves, this is an ability Gekkotry acquired.

They can lick their eyeballs
Fun fact :)

They can detach their tails—and regrow them
Lizard tails are pretty cool too. The chameleon’s tail can wrap around branches to help with climbing. But some lizards can actually detach the appendage in order to get away from predators—and then regrow it. Lizard tails are “scored” (or perforated) to help in the detaching process, and they regenerate their tales by turning on certain genes for growth.

They can swim in the ocean
Marine iguanas, which live in the Galapagos Islands, are the only ocean-going lizard in the world, Though somehow Gekkotry has inherited this ability. He can hold his breath for half an hour, but needs to resurface to get warm again. He can even “sweat” salt, which creates a white mask on his head.

They can express themselves with color
Contrary to popular belief, a chameleon can’t change its appearance to match any pattern it’s up against; and actually, camouflage isn’t the only purpose for switching their hue. They also use color swaps to regulate their body temperature, as some hues absorb more light. In addition, they use their skin like a big mood ring. Chameleons change their colors to communicate how they’re feeling, such as warning others to back off their territory. Though this is not a trait Gekkotry has in addition to his abilities, he uses camouflages to become almost undetectable to enemies.

They can climb up vertical surfaces—without sticking
Most people probably imagine a bit of stickiness on their feet that let them cling to vertical surfaces like Spider-Man—but instead, geckos are one of the animals that would make real superheroes jealous. The creatures have setae, tiny hairs that cause an electrical attraction between molecules called a van de Waals force, creating “dry adhesion.” It’s kind of like magnets on their feet. Gekkotry cannot hold on very tight though, as the absence of feet does not allow him to distribute to force properly... Geckos can also turn on and off their clinginess by changing the angle of their setae.