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In Photos: Amber Preserves Cretaceous LizardsAstonishingly well-preserved Cretaceous lizards caught in amber include specimens with intact skin, visible skin pigment, and soft tissues — and in one case, a lolling tongue.
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Burning Love: Cold-Blooded Lizards Heat Up to MateTegu lizards burn hotter than the average lizard when it's time to create the next generation.
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In Photos: Clever Chameleons Stick Out Their TonguesCheck out the reptile world's most fascinating members: Photos reveal tiny chameleons pack plenty of power in their tongues.
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Tiny Chameleons' Tongues Pack a Powerful PunchSmaller is powerful, if you're a cricket-hunting chameleon.
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Iguana Relative Shows How Lizards Spread WorldwideAn 80-million-year-old lizard discovered in southern Brazil has provided a surprising clue about how these reptiles evolved, and where they once lived, according to a new study.
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Iguana FactsIguanas are lizards identified by their stocky stature, saggy skin and spines. They are popular pets and can live 15 to 20 years if cared for properly.
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Dragon Tales: Zookeeper's Komodo Bite Raises QuestionsOne woman recently became the heroine of her own modern-day fairy tale after she was bitten by a dragon and lived to tell the tale.
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Chameleon FactsChameleons are lizards that are known as one of the few animals that can change skin color.
