It's called the green-blooded skink
No. but there is a lizard called the green blooded skink.
southern green anole Skink shingleback lizard
The bleed Lizard blood. This is red like most other vertebrate blood. However there are species of skink lizards that live on the island of Papua New Guinea that have green blood. The green colour happens because the lizard retains green bile in its blood making the blood appear green.
Oxygen and hemoglobin. Without oxygen, human blood is blue, and animals with the same colored blood would be blue without oxygen, but since oxygen flows through most animals systems, their mostly red. Besides that of the octopus, which has blue blood due to hemocyanin. The ocelated icefish has a lack of both hemoglobin and hemocynin, leaving its blood clear. The Papua New Guinea skink however has green blood due to the fact that the skink uses biliverdin in its blood, leading it to turn green. Overall, hemoglobin and hemocyanin are the two causes of blood color, along with their byproducts. Hope it helps!
The Prasinohaema Skinks e.g. The Green green-blooded skink (Prasinohaema virens) and apparently some Marine worms have green blood.
Skink
a green iguana, monkey tailed skink, etc......
A skink is a five-lettered lizard. I like the blue-tongued skink best.
skink (lizard)
no leg swimming lizard
The "true" iguanas are the genus Iguana, such as the green iguana (Iguana iguana). However, the name is applied to other genera of lizards, such as the desert iguana (Dipsosaurus dorsalis).
no They are viviparous meaning they give live birth like humans (assuming you meant Blue Tongued Skink). There is no species with the common name Blue Tailed Skink.