Lizards

Lizards

There are well over 3000 species of lizards worldwide. Lizards belong to the order Squamata (they share this with snakes) and the suborder Lacertilia. Lizards exist nearly everywhere on the planet, from the United Kingdom, to Africa to Australia. Wherever there is a mild climate you will probably find lizards. Being cold-blooded they cannot survive in colder climates permanently, but they have been known to survive sub-zero temperatures for weeks at a time.

Being cold-blooded, all reptiles need to be able to thermoregulate. This is where they move to warmer or cooler locations in order to control their body temperatures.

Most lizards eat either insects, fruits/vegetables or a mixture of the two. There are however some which eat rodents, snakes, other lizards, or carrion.

 

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Species

Agamids

Agama agama - Red-headed Agama

Chlamydosaurus kingli - Frilled Lizard

Physignathus cocincinus - Green Water Dragon

Physignathus lesueurii - Brown Water Dragon

Pogona vitticeps - Bearded Dragon

Uromastyx acanthinurus - Moroccan Spiny-tailed Agama

Uromastyx maliensis - Mali Spiny-tailed Agama

Chameleons

Brookesia superciliaris - Leaf Chameleon

Chamaeleo calyptratus calyptratus - Veiled Chameleon

Chamaeleo delepis - Flap-knecked Chameleon

Chamaeleo quadricornis - Four-horned Chameleon

Chamaeleo montium - Cameroon Sail-finned Chameleon

Chamaeleo jacksoni xantholophus - Jackson's Chameleon

Furcifer pardalis - Panther Chameleon

 

 

Gecko's

Iguanians

Iguana iguana - Green Iguana

Cyclura cornuta cornuta - Rhinoceros Iguana

Ctenosaura pectinata - Mexican Spiny-tailed Iguana

Ctenosaurus quinquecarinata - Honduran Club-tailed Iguana

Dipsosaurus dorsalis - Desert Iguana

Sauromalus obesus - Chuckwalla

Crotaphytus collaris (and insularis) - Collared Lizards

Gambelia wislizenii - Leopard Lizard

Phrynosoma modestum & platyrhynos - Horned Lizard

Anolis carolinensis - Green Anole

Anolis sagrei - Brown Anole

Anolis equestris - Knight Anole

Basiliscus vittatus - Northern Brown Basilisk

Basiliscus plumifrons - Plumed Basilisk

Sceloporus magister ssp. - Desert swift

Sceloporus malachiticus - Emerald Swift

Leiocephalus carinatus armouri - Northern Curly-tailed Lizard

 

Lacertids

Monitors

Skinks

Whiptails/Tegus

 

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