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Jesus Lizard... The Only Creature that can walk on water

Basilisk lizards, also known as Jesus lizards, are species of lizard which belongs to the Corytophanidae's family; and is found mostly near rivers and streams in rainforests throughout Central America and northwestern South America...Basilisk lizards are mostly brown and cream in colour, with a stripe of yellow, cream or white colour on the upper lip and a second stripe on either side of the body. They can grow to about 76 cm (2.5 ft) in length and weighs about 135-194 g (4.8-6.8 oz).What do they eat They are omnivorous animals and their diet consist of flowers; insects such as dragon flies, beetles; small vertebrates like fish .How long do they live They have a life expectancy of about 7 years in the captivity; but have a lesser lifespan in the wild due to predators. How do they walk on water..... The slap: this is the downward movement of the foot where it pushes water out and away from the leg: this involves the backward movement of the foot that helps in pushing it forward

Lizard....Warming up body

Mwanzae Lizard

The Spider-Man Agama otherwise called Mwanza Flat-headed Agama or Agama mwanzae of the Agamidae family belongs to Tanzania, Kenya and Rwanda.The standard Spiderman agama males attain 6 to 9 inches; females are often smaller. This class of Agama, when properly cared for as a pet, lives for about fifteen years.During the day heat, they bask on kopjes or rocks, as they live in partial deserts. The male’s head, shoulders and neck are deep red or violet in color but the body is dark blue.

The Male Lizard

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Oriental garden lizard🦎

earthen lizard

This is hand work. In which a lizard has been made from mud

Reptile on the frame

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Close up of a lizard

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A old lady lizard alone

If a lizard can, why can't we?

IF A LIZARD CAN, WHY CAN'T WE? Reading Time 3 mins This is a true story that happed in Japan. To patch the house, a Japanese man breaks open the wall. Japanese houses typically have a concave space between the rustic walls. When tearing down the walls, he set up that there was a lizard stuck there, because a nail from outside had been pounded into one of its bases. He sees this, feels pity, & at the same time curiosity. When he checks the nail, it was nailed 5 Year's ago , when the house was ere

Night Lizard

Lizard on wall