Lizards

This type of lizard is a knick-knack. It is a fictional creature created as a wordplay on the common phrase "knick-knack." The term knick-knack does not refer to an actual species of lizard.

Not all lizards are endangered, but many species of lizard are. They are listed as endangered by the IUCN Red List, and the US Fish and Wildlife Services Endangered Species List. There are many causes, factors, and pressures contributing to the endangerment of these lizards. Depending on their habitat, habitat loss is one of the leading factors involved in many lizard populations decline. Poaching those that are already protected to sell on the black market for the pet trade, also trapping or hunting for food, in some areas their meat is considered a delicacy and their skin is highly prized. Also, pollution is a major factor to many lizards, they are very sensitive to toxins in their environment, and even small amounts of chemicals can have lasting affects for many species. These factors can act alone, or together creating multiple stress on species populations, and cause it to decline into small fragmented groups. For more details see the sites listed below.

This depends both on the type of turtle and the type of lizard. If the lizard is small enough, it's possible the turtle may try to eat it.

Different turtles and lizards need different environments. Box turtles will prefer a large outdoor environment, while most lizards will enjoy a warm indoor pen with special lighting.

If a person wants to have turtles and lizards as pets, they should research each animal first to make sure they can meet the special needs of different species.

Basilisk lizards do not typically eat other basilisk lizards. They primarily feed on insects, small invertebrates, and occasionally small vertebrates like fish. Their diet consists mostly of spiders, crickets, ants, and other small animals found in their habitat.

I have found many in Petco, or even online at some places you can get stuff such as mealworms, waxworms, and they also have dried crickets, and supplements depending on the type of lizard you have.

Lizards can be found in a variety of habitats including deserts, forests, grasslands, and rocky areas. They are ectothermic animals that rely on external sources of heat to regulate their body temperature. Some species of lizards are arboreal, living in trees, while others are burrowers, living underground.

Backyard lizards may eat ladybugs if they come across them, but ladybugs are not a primary part of their diet. Lizards typically prefer insects like ants, spiders, and beetles as their main food sources.

No, yellow spotted lizards are not venomous and cannot kill a person with their bite. They are non-venomous reptiles found in certain regions of the United States and are not considered dangerous to humans.

Mother lizards do not care for their babies when they hatch. Lizards eat all kinds of insects and they use their eyes to search for food. They live in deserts, prairies, forests, and in rocky areas.

Actually, I was just looking around to see how many babies Alligator lizards usually have and I ran across this page. I have several Alligator lizards and one of them has just given birth to 3 LIVE lizards... so far. They came out 1 at a time, each in their own little slimy sack and after a few minutes wiggled their way out and are now running around the cage. So... not all lizards lay eggs, contrary to popular belief. These lizards are native to western Wa, I don't know about any of the other breeds of Aligator lizards from other areas.

Blue belly lizards, also known as western fence lizards, typically grow to be around 6-8 inches in length, including the tail. These lizards are relatively small and slender compared to other lizard species.

They generally will float in the water in stead of sink and if not in water then they won't move.

Or you can try this:

Poke his eye softly with a stick, finger, or something thin. I tried that with my turtle a few minutes ago because he wasn't moving. When I poked his eye with the tip of a mechanical pencil, he closed his eye and sunk his head further back into his shell.

Well first, he searches the forests for a lizard. Once he finds one, he grabs it and gets a sample of its DNA. He then sends it back to the science lab for positive identification. Hoped this helped, had to check a few different websites for the answer!

Male bearded dragons tend to have larger heads, darker coloring, and more pronounced femoral pores on their thighs compared to females. Additionally, males have a hemipenal bulge at the base of their tail, which is absent in females. These physical characteristics can help identify the sex of a bearded dragon.

Lizards shed their skin as they grow, so the frequency of shedding can vary depending on the species, age, and overall health of the lizard. Generally, adult lizards shed their skin every few weeks to months, while younger lizards may shed more frequently as they are growing rapidly.

No, the presence of a lizard jumping on a human male does not indicate or predict pregnancy in his wife. This is a superstition or myth and has no scientific basis.

There is a rare type of reptile called the alligratorian that is related to a alligator.

The possession of the sex organs of both sexes is something that occurs in nearly all animals including the mammal. A ordinary man has ovaries although they are the size of periods(the little dots that occur at the end of sentences like this one ->). With lizards the sexual apparatus is simpler than in the mammals so it is not unusual to think or to find individuals that can change sex (from female to male).

In dragon lore, dragons are typically depicted as hatching from eggs laid by adult dragons. The eggs are usually incubated for a period of time before hatching, with the specific details varying depending on the myth or story.

Yes, Spot Conlon was a real person, only he was not a newsie. From what I've read he was the District Master Work Boy of the Brookly Union and offered assistant to the newsboys during their strike.

Most lizards have five toes on each foot, typically with sharp claws for climbing and capturing prey. However, some species may have fewer toes or modified feet for specialized functions, such as digging or running.

The lizard you are describing sounds like a Carolina anole, also known as a green anole. These lizards are commonly found in parts of the southeastern United States and are known for their ability to change color from brown to bright green. They have a distinctive brown streak down their back.

Blue tongue lizards are native to Australia and can be found in a variety of habitats including woodlands, grasslands, and shrublands. They are commonly seen in urban areas as well, where they feed on a variety of insects, fruits, and vegetation.

The lifespan of lizards can vary depending on the species, with some living up to 20-30 years in captivity. However, in the wild, many lizards have shorter lifespans due to predators, diseases, and other environmental factors. Some species, like the Tuatara, can live to be over 100 years old.