answersLogoWhite

0

🧪

Lizards

Lizards are a type of scaled reptile that can be found worldwide except in Antarctica. There are approximately 3,800 subspecies, including chameleons, geckos and Komodo dragons. In this category, there are questions and information relating to lizards.

3,425 Questions

Why do lizards tails move after they've been cut off?

A geckos tail will continue to move after being detached from the body in the same sense that if a humans arm was completely torn from the body, it would continue to twitch and move. These are the nerves within the limb. At the base of the animals tail, is cartilage, which has to ability to retract from the body when in danger. Within the tail are fat reserves, calcium, nerves etc.. The tail is still a living part of the animals body.

Do Komodo dragons live in the Galapagos islands?

There are no kimodo dragons in the Galapagos islands, but there are many species of reptiles: both endemic and native.

Do iguanas go to petsmart?

Yes, reptiles, some amphibians, fish, birds, and rodents.

What is the name of a aquatic lizard?

well it depends what kind of lizards some most are land animals there is the famous iguana from the galapagos islands that are the only iguanas that could swim and the jeus' lizard which that's not its real name but was givin to it for its ability to walk so fastthat is walks over the water

Where is the lizard on dragon quest 9?

Outside of the palace, beneath a palm tree to the left. Clap to get him out.

Is a lizard a tertiary consumer?

yes, and also a predator as it eats locusts, crickets etc.

hope it helped :D

What kind of fruit do backyard lizards eat?

Banana's are tasty and nutritious, but from a calcium balance point of view, they aren't great. Plus it is a lot of sugar. They are quite high in phosphorus, which negates calcium, even if it is fed with it. Feed them in limited quantities.

How does a lizards skin help keep the lizard from losing water?

The skin of lizards is waterproof because it is made of keratin and has no pores to evaporate water. A lizard can not 'sweat', but it dries out less quickly because of the pore-lacking skin.

How do you get rid of a lizard that is in your bedroom?

Try to open a door and scare it out with a broom or other object (don't hit it). If that doesn't work try to gently pick it up, but avoid picking it up by the tail because most lizards will drop their tails. And of course try to not get bitten as lizards can harbor many dangerous diseases. Put it outside then wash your hands.

Do green lizards eat small insects?

Yes such as insects and some feed on smaller lizards and small mammals such as mice.

What are the most common lizards you find in the native bush?

the black salamander is the most common lizard in north america.

What lizard eats wheat?

No lizards actively eat wheat. Vegetarian lizards usually feed on leafy vegetables.

Where do amphibions live?

They live in Water and on land

Most of them live near water but some live in drier parts of the world.
Amphibians usually live near water, but still sometimes can live in the water.

Are lizards friendly?

some lizards can be friendly others can be deadly.

What Lizards that live in Florida?

Almost anytime........really! Some mostly come out is spring until fall.

When lizard fall on left wrist?

it wud bring shame to you...thats wat older ppl usually say...

Do lizards eat isopods?

they eat potatoes,carrots,apples,and fish food

What is Lizard King's real name?

The Lizard King is a name associated with American musician Jim Morrison.

What do you call a lizard with wings?

A pterosaur is a winged dinosaur. They are the first of the vertebrate dino-critters that achieved powered flight.

Wikipedia has additional information, and a link is provided.

EDIT: NO pterosaurs are NOT dinosaurs.

There are dinosaurs alive to day with wings. We call them Birds.

Wings evovled in the group of theropod dinosaurs called Maniraptora.

The big difference between pterosaurs and flying dinosaurs (birds) is that the wing in pterosaurs is made of a fleshy membrane whereas the wings in flying dinosaurs are made of feathers.

Why are komodo dragons endangered?

One of the threats to the Komodo dragon's future survival is a loss of their habitat. They do not live in many places, and losing the little bit of habitat they have is devastating to them. Hunting is another threat to their survival.

Why are the yellow spotted lizard so deadly?

they are poisonous, so if they bite you... You're dead :P