That depends on the species, if it is in captivity or not, and if in captivity...if you are a herpetologist or expert herp keeper, or an amateur.
Most don't live but a few months in captivity in the hands of unskilled people.
Some species with good care, live 6 or more years. In the wild the average life span, if not killed by first by predation or accident, is probably 6-8 years for most species. There have been documented cases of several species living 10 or more years in captivity, with skilled herpetologists. The current record is 18 years, for a P. mccallii, kept by Bertrand Bauer.
No, a horned toad is not actually a toad. It is a type of lizard known as a horned lizard, which is found in North America. They are named for their slightly toad-like appearance and their horned scales.
The longhorn cowfish is a species of boxfish known for its distinctive appearance and long, horn-like appendages on its head. It is found in tropical waters and is known for its unique shape and vibrant colors. The longhorn cowfish is popular in the aquarium trade due to its interesting appearance.
The Texas horned lizard, also known as the Texas horned toad, lives in dry and sandy areas throughout the central and western parts of Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Arizona. They prefer habitats with sparse vegetation and sandy or gravelly soil.
It is rare for horned owls to kill other horned owls. They are typically solitary birds and will usually avoid direct confrontation unless it is a territorial dispute or competition for food.
Yes only a few the 5 lined skink, western skink ,northern alligator lizard and the short horned lizard.
they live about 50 years
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Citrus long-horned beetle was created in 1771.
no they no not live in burrows
Only species that live in deserts. These have adapted eyes and nostrils that keep the sand away.
The great horned owl can live from 5 to 12 years, but the snowy owls can live from 15 to 25 years old.
In africa
North America.
NO
The Horned lizard , or horned toad , is found in Texas , New Mexico , Arizona and Mexico .
No, desert horned lizards live in the deserts of the Southwest United States, not in the Atacama desert.
As long as a regular butterfly. They die after they lay eggs!