The short answer is 'No, there are no lizards at allthat have the ability to 'put it's tail in you and poison you'. There are, however a lot of folk tales about such things.
Some Skinks ( Eumectes spp ) are wrongly thought to be able to 'sting' with their tail...in some areas they even have the name of 'Scorpion' or 'Scorpion Lizard'.
As long as we're covering this subject, it may be of interest to point out that some of these same Skinks have a bright blue tail as juveniles. House cats frequently
try to catch Skinks. It has been reported that cats who eat the juveniles with the blue tails become quite ill...and may even die. There is therefore perhaps some basis in fact for the notion that these lizards are poisonous to eat when they are juveniles. An adult Broad Head Skink measures 12-13 inches and can give you a pretty painful nip if you catch it, but there is no venom in it's bite....or it's tail ;)
no they can not stick there tail in you and poison you however they can secrete a sticky clear substance that you don't want to taste
how long is a blue spotted stingrays tail
It's tail grows back
Harry
The highly venomous yellow spotted lizard featured in the novel "Holes" does not exist. It is purely fictitious. However, there is such a lizard known as a Yellow-spotted tropical night lizard (lepidophyma flavimaculatum). it lives in tropical forests in Central America and Mexico, and it is not venomous, though it can be aggressive when handled.
its tail
there harmless
The lizard with a black and white striped tail is likely to be a Centralian blue-tongued skink (Tiliqua multifasciata). This species is known for its unique coloration and patterned tail, which helps to confuse predators and provide camouflage in its natural habitat in Australia.
the blue tailed dosent have a blue tongue and the blue tongue lizard hasn't got a blue tail. :)
No, when a lizard loses its tail, the tail cannot grow into another lizard, even though the lizard can grow another tail. Lizards do not have the same regenerative ability as starfish.
this is a continue on of the question: and are unsure of what type it is, it has a pointed like face and a really long tail, spotted, and on the bottom its black and white spotted, the top is a desert brown color ? HELPPPPP ? (: it was a whiptail. i found out by yahoo answers.
Spotted Tail died on 1881-08-05.