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How do you spell the spanish word lizard?
lizard = lagarto
How do you spell the plural form of lizard?
lizards
How do you spell camileon?
The color-changing lizard is a chameleon.
Can a lizard turn into a mouse?
No, a lizard will never turn into an iguana. They are two different animals.
How do you spell igana?
The common name for a lizard species is "iguana".
How do you spell chameilion?
The correct spelling is "chameleon" (color-changing lizard).
How do you spell camilon?
The likely word is chameleon, a color-changing lizard.
How do you spell iguanu?
The transposition is iguana, a type of lizard or land reptile.
Why do you spell dinosaur with the letter d?
because dinosaur in English it means terrible lizard,so if no d it would be errible lizard
How does a Jesus Christ lizard reproduce?
My homie Jesus the lizard can do it many techniques, or i think thats how you spell it. He does it doggy style and etc...
What do you do when your gheko has laid eggs?
no it doesnt so by a water dragon they lay 20-40 eggs
How do you spell camileien?
Do you perhaps mean Chameleon - as in the lizard that is good at disguising itself.
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