Abstract
Western banded geckos, Coleonyx variegatus, responded to the presence of a potential snake predator by raising or undulating the tail or by doing both. The lizards responded to large snakes more often than to small snakes, and individuals with original tails responded with a defensive posture more often than those with regenerated tails.
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