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Chuckwalla, a stout lizard native to the southwestern United States. It grows to a length of about 18 inches (45 cm). See more »
Lizards usually have a small head, a short neck and a long tail. There are more than 4,600 species of lizards including iguanas, chameleons, geckos and gila monsters, among others.
Chuckwalla, a stout lizard native to the southwestern United States. It grows to a length of about 18 inches (45 cm). See more »
Basilisk, the common name of several tropical American lizards of the iguana family.
See more »Chameleon, a tree-dwelling lizard having the ability to change color and to move each eye independently.
See more »Chuckwalla, a stout lizard native to the southwestern United States. It grows to a length of about 18 inches (45 cm).
See more »Dragon of Komodo, or Ora, the largest living lizard. It is named after Komodo, one of several small Indonesian islands on which it is found.
See more »Flying Dragon, a tree-dwelling lizard that can glide through the air from tree to tree.
See more »Gecko, any of more than 400 species of small harmless lizards found in warm climates.
See more »Glass Snake, a legless lizard of southern United States. The name refers to the brittle tail, glassy appearance, and snakelike body and motions.
See more »Horned Toad, or Horned Lizard, a desert lizard of the western United States and Mexico.
See more »Iguana, a large lizard of tropical America. The largest iguanas attain a length of about six feet (1.8 m), over half of which is tail.
See more »Lizard, a scaly reptile closely related to snakes. Lizards live chiefly in warm regions.
See more »Skink, a family of small, ground-dwelling lizards. Skinks are usually less than one foot (30 cm) in length, and have conical or blunt-shaped heads, cylindrical bodies, and tapering tails.
See more »Slowworm, a limbless lizard that inhabits forests and grasslands of Europe, western Asia, and Algeria.
See more »Tuatara, a lizardlike reptile found on several small islands off New Zealand. One species inhabits about 30 islands.
See more »Gila Monster, a poisonous desert lizard of the southwestern United States and northern Mexico.
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