Appearance
"B. brygooi" has an "unusual" shape of body and is earthy in colour.Distribution
"B. brygooi" is endemic to southwestern Madagascar, where its type locality is Analavelona, Fianarantsoa Province, south-central Madagascar. Because it is widespread and commonly found in protected areas, it was listed as Least Concern by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.Status
The International Union for Conservation of Nature classed "B. brygooi" as Least Concern.Behavior
"B. brygooi" spends the night resting on twigs.Habitat
It can be found at elevations between 20 and 571 m above mean sea level, and over an area of 147,782 square kilometres. Details about the true population of "B. brygooi" are unknown, although it is known to be widespread. It is found in many protected parks/areas/nature reserves, and is also protected under the Madagascar laws.Reproduction
The female of "B. brygooi" lays two to five eggs per clutch. The eggs measure 2.5 by 1.5 mm each.Food
The diet of "B. brygooi" includes insects.References:
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