Females are generally larger than males, but males are more ornately colored, ranging from dark green to lime-colored. Females are usually tan. Scientists are unsure what purpose their namesake horns serve, but it is likely they aid in camouflage, resembling leaf stems in the wild.
Yes, the "horned toad" has two sharp parts sticking out of it's forehead. But they are not technicaly horns.
There is no official name for a group of horned toads. They are typically just called a "group of horned toads [lizards]".
TCU Horned Frogs football was created in 1896.
The Malayan horned frogs typically feed on spiders, small rodents, lizards and other frogs.
A Great Horned Owl is called such because of the 'horns' they have on top of their heads. They actually aren't horns, or ears, as some think, but simply tufts of feathers that appears to look like a pair of horns.
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The TCU Horned Frogs is the nickname of the Texas Christian University. Their mascot is a horned frog in reference to the Texas horned lizard which has the scientific name of Phrynosoma cornutum.
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A three-horned unicorn. Tricorn
The Horned Viper has protuberances on its head, above the eyes, giving it the appearance of having horns - though they are not true horns
it is a type of a horned dinosaur that has no horns. But other properties make part of the horned dinosaurs.