I'm sorry I don't have a better answer, I hope this helps, it's from wikipedia.com
Anoles are very territorial. Although the lizards are small, their territories are usually quite big: around three square yards, females' usually smaller. Their territories often contain a basking area, a shady area, a high lookout, and always a place to hide from predators. They do not take kindly to other anoles in their territory. Often when an intruder is in the area, the anole raises its spine, fans its dewlap, and does "push-ups" accompanied by intermittent ultrasonic hisses. If this does not scare off the intruder, a fight proceeds in which the two anoles bite at each other's necks. If the anole loses (gives up) the intruder gains entrance, otherwise he leaves. Females rarely fight. Anoles have a wide range of territorial behavior from one head bob to a pressurized bite usually aimed for the snout or jaw of the lizard.
Anoles get about 8inches and 15cenemeters
crickets get eaten by anoles crickets eat grass when they are big they look like roaches
No, Anoles are actually related to Iguanas".
Ther are more anoles then crickets because anoles are found in florida,africa and ny.
Both anoles and dinosaurs belong to the diapsid group of reptiles. However, dinosaurs belonged to the order Dinosauria, and anoles are lizards, which are part of the Squamata order. Therefor, dinosaurs are distant relatives of anoles.
anoles lay eggs when they are about 2-3 years old
yes green anoles love their habitat humid
yes there are a few types of anoles left in parts of Florida
anoles eat crikets,wartermelon,mealworms,and earhworms Anoles cant eat meal worms or earth worms. (I don't know about watermelon) Anoles eat crickets and occasionally peach baby food (if a pet) Anoles can only eat crickets or a few other insects of its diet but the max of how big they are is half the size of it's head.
Missing tails are no cause for alarm; anoles can regenerate their lost tails
nothing
yes