Lizards

yes but not as long as it use to be

The highly venomous yellow spotted lizard featured in the novel "Holes" does not exist. It is purely fictitious.

However, there is such a lizard known as a Yellow-spotted tropical night lizard (lepidophyma flavimaculatum). it lives in tropical forests in Central America and Mexico, and it is not venomous, though it can be aggressive when handled.

well frankly the only option for keeping a reptile is a bearded dragon originally from austrailia, these curious creatures love to be handled and can be fed dry food in pellet form, they are easy to look after and make great pets. they dont bite and when they are cross they puff up a beard, hence the name, but ask anyone they really are amazing and are easy to look after, love being handled and make a great pet. so i suggest a bearded dragon for a pet.

To poison a squirrel you must ensure first that you place your toxin where non squirrels cannot get to it. Remember you or neighbors have cats n dogs. Let's assume you though of that, I suggest buying a box of rat poisoning and mixing 1 part rat poison to 9 parts peanut butter. Small gob on a long stick. And smash it into the trees in seeral places, remove bodies as they accumulate.

the diffrence is that you tell them to make it

Desert rattlesnakes get most of the water they require from their prey. They hide during the heat of the day under rocks, and use burrows dug by other animals.

They do most of their hunting after sunset, when the day cools.

There are a tremendous number of different species of lizards, so this question does not have a single answer. In captivity, baby bearded dragons must be fed three times per day, while adult monitor lizards may only eat 2 or 3 times per week.

Please research the needs of any pet before you bring it home, and never take advice from pet store personnel.

it brive by moth

Some ferrets might eat geckos

No, one of the lizards that don't is the bearded dragon

Adult Crickets, Locusts, Mealworms, Superworms, Zoophobias, Waxworms, Wax Moths, or Pinky Mice

they are cold blooded to maintain there temprature in the scorching conditions

Amphibians lay eggs, which are alive even though they are eggs. Did you think that there was a possibility that they were born dead and then somehow came back to life?

Yes, the chameleon is a reptile.

Chamaeleon is the only other synonym... but its basically the same. :-)

You should probably wash your leg off and get the lizard off of your leg. Nothing else happens besides you going,"Oh no!" or something similar.

Well, I am not sure what you mean by 'cloning' but females can repoduce with out sperm or a male dragon, called Parthenogenesis. which is similar to cloning except that the "clone" would be a male version of the mother. they are incapable of creating exact clones so if they do reproduce this way all of the resulting offspring would be male.

well,

as with almost any pet lizard ,

monitors are very strong and powerful and may mistake your finger for a worm and ,if strong enough, tear it off.

yes because they female leaves her baby's once their eggs and lets them hatch by themselves, then when they are hatching's they already know how to swim, climb and run across water and land.

Yes, lizards can swim. Although, for some it stresses their bodies

Komodo dragons can swim. It is how they have migrated from the original island of Komodo to some of the outlying islands.

Komodo Island Monitors are apex predators, they're important because they keep the population of local animals down to a reasonable level. Though it's debatable whether or not Komodo's themselves are overpopulated.

it has sexs with another horned lizard.

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