I also found pictures of lizards with a much more bland coloration and spots all over, not in bands. But, yeah, there are more than one image calling the ones looking like my pic, leopard geckos. So, I guess that is correct.
Some more info!
Some Facts About the Leopard Gecko
Leopard gecko’s natural range spans through parts of the Middle East, central and southwestern Asia.
Although in captivity they are usually kept in desert-type terrariums, leos are not desert dwellers, and sand is not a good substrate for them.
The scientific name for Leopard gecko is Eublepharis macularius .
Leos are often referred to as nocturnal, but they are actually crepuscular animals , which means they are most active in twilight.
Leopard geckos lack the adhesive lamellae – microscopic hooks on their feet that most others geckos have; that means they cannot climb vertical surfaces .
Since leopard geckos breed so readily in captivity , almost all available leos on the market were born in a terrarium.
Leopard gecko’s natural color is yellowish-brown with dark spots all over the body. However, many morphs with amazing color ranges were created, and many of them don’t include any spots.
This is a nice thread. I think, based on the number of cute nudibranch posts, people here might enjoy the work of the South Korean illustrator Pikaole.
I particularly enjoyed the post on seals - I have the word well memorised (as they are mentioned in a Japanese song I like) but the kanji always throws me off as the readings are so unusual.
Sadly, over 50% of all turtle species are threatened. 
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I wonder what kinds of real-life application this discovery is gonna be used for! Fish bus-drivers?