In Baan Chaloklum, Thailand, a pale gray-brown common house gecko (Hemidactylus frenatus) is depicted adhering to a light-colored, textured wall or ceiling surface

In Baan Chaloklum, Thailand, a pale gray-brown common house gecko (Hemidactylus frenatus) is depicted adhering to a light-colored, textured wall or ceiling surface. The gecko is oriented horizontally, with its body positioned directly on a prominent, dark, horizontal linear groove or crack that traverses the surface. Its four limbs are spread, securing its grip. The gecko holds a small, indistinct, white-colored object or insect firmly within its mouth. Its tail extends downwards and to the right. The background is uniformly light, indicating an interior or sheltered exterior wall.