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The sand is generally cooler usually, (unless it's been under a scorching sun) except the top covering. Lizard dig under the top layer and go to the cooler parts of the sand. Some times if it rained recently, there might still be moisture left.

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It is so that there is a lesser contact area between the burning sand and the lizard and can switch to its other two legs to walk frequently and hence gives it the advantage of not burning itself when walking on the burning hot sand.

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