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Texas horned lizard was created in 1825.

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Texas horned lizard was created in 1825.

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Some lizards are the Roundtail Horned Lizard , Flattail Horned Lizard, Regal, Texas Horned Lizard and Shorthorned Lizard.

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The Texas horned lizard eats primarily harvester ants, but will eat other insects as well.

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