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Lizards by E mma and Zackery

Lizards by E mma and Zackery. Monitor lizards have forked tongues . Frilled lizard. The largest lizard is a komodo dragon. agamas. Thorny devils squirt blood from there eyes to scare away predators. chameleon. Common chuckwalla. You can find lizards in tropic areas.

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Lizards by E mma and Zackery

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  1. Lizards by Emma and Zackery

  2. Monitor lizards have forked tongues Frilled lizard

  3. The largest lizard is a komodo dragon agamas

  4. Thorny devils squirt blood from there eyes to scare away predators chameleon

  5. Common chuckwalla

  6. You can find lizards in tropic areas Giant leaf tailed gecko

  7. Geckos are small lizards there famous for walking up walls they can hang from ceilings gecko

  8. There are 3800 species

  9. Thorny devils have extremely sharp spines Thorny devil

  10. If something is holding it by there tail they will drop it.

  11. Some lizards eat small turtles. Blue spiny lizard

  12. They eat bugs and fruit Blue tongue skink

  13. They eat sap from a tree and bird eggs Black tree monitor

  14. Black tree monitors feed on crickets and rodents White throated lizard

  15. They are cold blooded Giant plated lizard

  16. Blue tongue skinks eat snails carrion flowers and fruit Bearded dragon

  17. Gila monster

  18. Blue spiny lizards are named because of there pointy scales Agamid lizard

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