 Anoles inhabit a wide range of habitats, from highlands (up to at least above sea level) to the coast, and rainforest to desert scrub.A few live in limestone karst habitats and at least two of these, the Cuban cave anole and Mexican cave anole, will enter caves, sometimes occurring as much as from the entrance.Some species live close to humans and may use fences or walls of building as perches, even inhabiting gardens or trees along roads in large cities like Miami.