Lizard.
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There are over 2,500 species of lizards that have various physical adaptations like padded toes, tiny hairs on their feet, and cone-shaped appendages on their heads that help them climb walls and grasp objects. Chameleons can swivel their eyes independently, allowing each eye to look in a different direction. Male green iguanas can grow very large and may flop over, while bearded dragons have soft spines all over their bodies and a spiky black throat pouch. Leopard geckos and African fat-tailed geckos have large heads and bulgy tails, and iguana lizards have tails longer than the main part of their bodies.
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Lizard.
- 1. There are about 2,500 species of lizards.Walk on grass or run up a wallallowGecko:padded toes shapedlike tiny Ping-Pong paddles.Bottom of feet, teeny hairs.Chameleon:inside bizarre cone shaped appendages,stick out from its head.toeseyesWhat can it do?eatsSmall bugs and small grubs.Swivel around separately, allowing the right eye to look in a different direction than its left.One can look forward while the other looks backwards.Along the male green iguanascan grow very large and may flop over.Bearded dragons have soft spinesall around and a spiky, blackthroat pouch that can push outwhich they may if they’re mad.spinestailsLeopard geckos and African fat-tailsgeckos:Big heads and bulgy tails. Tails of iguana lizards are longer than the length of the main part of their bodies.