As cold-blooded animals, lizards cannot produce their own body heat, so they need to obtain it from their environment. Rocks hold in heat much better than air, so lizards often lie on them to warm themselves.
Sea otters use rocks as tools to break open prey with exoskeletons or hard shells. Floating on their backs, their bellies act as table-like surfaces on which to use the rocks.
Sea lions roll around in and coat themselves in the sand to protect themselves from the sun.
Lizards need heat to survive as they are cold blooded. Rocks trap the heat from the sun and hold that heat long into the cool nights so the lizards sit on/under them to stay warm
Basking in the sunshine.
maybe under rocks and sticks if you have any in the tank
No , Blue tongue lizards do not lay eggs like many other types of lizards. They give birth to live lizards.
No , Blue tongue lizards do not lay eggs like many other types of lizards. They give birth to live lizards.
Yes.
shut up they lay eggs anytime
yes, all reptiles/lizards lay eggs
some lizards live under rocks in the desert or in dry places.
some lizards live under rocks in the desert or in dry places
like most other lizards gilamonsters do lay eggs
snakes, lizards
No. Turtles lay eggs - which hatch independently from the mother.
Under rocks and in small crevices.