The White-Lined Gecko is a distinctive species inhabiting the rainforests of Southeast Asia. It has a white stripe running along its body, which has earned it the nickname of Skunk Gecko. 

The gecko can change its color from light to dark, blending in with its surroundings and avoiding predators. With sticky toe pads, it can easily climb vertical terrains.

This solitary creature mainly feeds on insects like crickets and roaches. Occasionally, it may prey on small lizards. 

Likewise, the White-Lined Gecko emits a high-pitched squeak when threatened. During the breeding season, male geckos may become aggressive.