Tail bifurcation is an abnormal phenomenon in nature, but has been reported in geckos and other lizards. On the 28th March 2025, I observed an individual Asian house gecko (Hemidactylus frenatus) on my wall inside of my house. Formation of bifurcated tail occurs when there is an injury to the tail but the tail splits into two during regrowth. This could actually cause harm to the lizard as their tails are important during movement. Because this is an invasive species in the country, reporting on their distributional occurrences is important.
