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Does an adult lizard take care of her baby's?
No
What is an easy lizard to take care of?
a T rex
What kind of lizard is easy to take care of?
iguana
What is a good lizard to have?
anoles. because they are easy to take care of!
Do house lizard have wings?
If it didn`t have a backbone it would be an invertebrate, not a lizard; so yes
How do you take care of a lizard egg?
well to properly take care of it, you must not pop the air bubble that is on the top of it and you have to incubate it.
Is it still a lizard if it has wings?
yes.
What is a word for a lizard with wings?
lings
What is a Draco lizard's adaptation?
it is like a normal lizard but it has wings and could glide.
How do you take care of a wild lizard that you catch?
Make a little captivity for the lizard.Then,call or go to a lizard expert and see what type of lizard it is.After all of that YOU have a new lizard pet.
Can A 5 year old keep a whipe lizard as a pet?
Yes if they know how to take care of it.
How do you take of a lizard?
what kind of lizard?
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