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Cool Facts About Lizards

Lizards can regrow their tails – Many species can drop their tails to escape predators and regenerate them later, though the new tail is often not identical to the original.
Some lizards have independently moving eyes – Chameleons can move each eye in different directions, giving them a full 360-degree field of vision.
Lizards are cold-blooded – They rely on their environment to regulate body temperature, which is why you often see them basking in the sun.
Chameleons don't just change color to blend in – They also change color to communicate emotions, attract mates, or regulate temperature.
Some lizards can run on water – The basilisk lizard is nicknamed the “Jesus Christ lizard” because it can sprint across the surface of water.
Desert lizards can “drink” with their skin – Species like the thorny devil collect water through grooves in their skin that channel moisture to their mouths.
Lizards can “talk” – Tokay geckos are known for their loud, croaking calls, and some other species use body language like push-ups or head-bobs to communicate.
Some lizards are nocturnal – Like the leopard gecko, which hunts at night and uses its excellent low-light vision to navigate the dark.
Glass lizards look like snakes but aren’t – These legless lizards have eyelids and external ear openings, distinguishing them from snakes.
There are over 7,000 species of lizards – They come in a wide range of sizes, colors, and habitats, from tiny geckos to massive Komodo dragons.

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