What is the structural adaptation of lizards?

Answer 1

some lizards lose their tails when trying to escape from predators

Also they are exothermic so they can allocate their energy to other life processes besides trying to stay warm or cool off.

Scales prenent burining.

there is a type of lizard that can run on water for short distances because of the type of scales on their feet and their speed.

Answer 2

The name of this spectacular lizard comes from the large leathery ruff or frill of skin around the

neck. When the lizard is alarmed or faced with a potential threat, it opens its mouth widely thus

erecting the frill in a flash of startling orange color. When the frill is fully extended it can reach 12

inches (30.5 cm) across which makes the lizard appear much larger and more threatening to any

potential predator. The resulting surprise usually allows the frilled lizard to make a quick escape.

But if necessary, the lizard may hiss, jump toward the potential threat and repeatedly lash its tail on

the ground to add to the threat. The frilled lizard prefers to run away rather than fight but is

capable of inflicting painful bites, with its large canine teeth, on any predator.

Answer 3

Lizards have several structural adaptations that help them survive in their environments, such as their scaly skin to reduce water loss, their long tails for balance and communication, and their strong limbs for climbing and running. Their ability to detach their tails when attacked also serves as a defense mechanism against predators.

Answer 4

they evolve so that they can survive in there habitats

Answer 5

the lizard is crazy and cracks it's butt. OK losers!