What stops the yellow spotted lizards from attaching in holes?

Yellow-spotted lizards are known for their distinctive yellow spots and are primarily found in arid environments. They avoid inhabiting holes or burrows due to their preference for open areas where they can bask in the sun and hunt for insects. Additionally, their predatory behavior and need for mobility to find food limit their use of confined spaces like holes. This adaptation helps them thrive in their natural habitat while avoiding potential threats.