"Lizard" refers to 蜥蜴(xī yì) in Chinese. It has been known as a four-legged snake.
蜥蜴
Calotes mystaceus can be bought in specialised pet shops.
蜥蜴/Xīyì
蜥蜴 [xī yì]
Possibly, but it is more widely believed that it was a monitor lizard.
There is Lizard Tequila which has a lizard in. There is also Three Lizard Liquor which is Chinese they believe you can absorb life energy from it. I have only tried the tequila which was pretty much like any other tequila.
Two dogs: the chow chow and Chinese shar-pei.
* the art of folding paper into shapes representing objects, such as flowers or birds
It's hard to write the pronunciation on paper but the best I can do is r in? the question mark is because the Chinese people pronounce it that way. The answer might not be totally accurate. It depends on how you interpret it.
A Chinese water dragon is not a dragon, but is a lizard. Native to East and Southeast Asia, they are also known as the Asian Water Dragon, the Thai Water Dragon and the Green Water Dragon.
It may be a Chinese Water Dragon, though I have only seen it as a baby at Petsmart. It can grow up to 40 in.
No, a live lizard has not been a lizard pin.