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Lizards live almost everywhere in the world. They prefer warm climates where it is moist, at least for part of the day.

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There are approximately 160 species of chameleon lizards. They have been found in Africa, Madagascar, southern Europe, South Asia, Hawaii, California, and Florida.

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