How horned lizards reproduce?

Answer 1

Because some lizards are ovoviviparous (they retain their eggs inside their body & then give birth to live young) and I believe some skinks are viviparous and have something similar to a placenta like mammals that are pregnant. Also some horned lizards lays eggs but 1 or 2 species give live birth via ovoviviparity

Answer 2

Horned lizards engage in sexual intercourse between a male and a female lizard, the same as most species of lizard. After this, the male takes off, leaving the female's eggs fertilized, which she will later lay and protect. When they hatch, the mother abandons them to a lifetime on their own as the cycle continues.

Answer 3

Because some lizards are ovoviviparous & retain eggs inside their body until after hatching & birth live young Some skinks are viviparous & have a placenta-like attachment to the embryo. Most horned lizards lay eggs but short-horned are ovoviviparous

Answer 4

A horned lizard lays eggs. Why wouldn't it? It's a reptile, a lizard. It lays eggs.

Answer 5

Reproduction: Although the reproduction of this species in our area is unknown, females in western populations generally lay 14 -37 eggs in the spring.

Answer 6

Yes.