How does a lizard communicate?

Answer 1

Crested geckos can make sounds ranging from chirps - clicks to grunts - croaks. These sounds are produced in the throat, the inhalation and exhaling of air. These sounds can mean anything from stress, curiosity, courtship and even exhaustion.

Answer 2

All reptiles use their tongue to smell out prey and opposite sex's.

Geckos are the only reptile to "Speak" out to each other. Using croaks, squaks, chirps and even barks they are able to find a mate, warn others, or protect territory.

Answer 3

Well it depends some lizards are very interactive with there owners (i.e the bearded dragon.) But almost every lizard will tell something somehow whether telling if his habitat is too cold or too hot (if he is spending all day on the hot side and never on the cool side it may be too cold and vise versa for too hot.) And other behaviors like soaking in water for long periods could be a sign of dehydration and they also do agressive, submissive or dominate gestures ( head bobbing, arm waving, push ups etc.)

Answer 4

Lemurs communicate with vocalizations, scent (by scent-marking), and some body language (such showing their teeth as a threat).

Answer 5

i think they do it with their tongues

Answer 6

head bobing