An iguana.
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Geckos' Sticky Secret? They Hang by Toe HairsGeckos can quickly turn the stickiness of their feet on and off, a new study finds.
By Kelly Dickerson Published
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Ancient 'Fish Lizard' Graveyard Discovered Beneath Melting GlacierDozens of nearly complete skeletons of prehistoric marine reptiles have been uncovered near a melting glacier in southern Chile.
By Tanya Lewis Published
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Iguanas Have Oldest Reptilian Sex ChromosomeBy Laura Poppick Published
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Color-Changing 'Sea Chameleons' Could Inspire New Military CamouflageBy Denise Chow Published
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Trippy! Chameleons Intimidate Rivals with Quick Color ChangeBy Laura Poppick Published
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In Images: Colorful Chameleons Change Colors During CombatTypically thought to help camouflage, color change in chameleons appears to play a more important role in social interactions.
By Laura Poppick Published
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Odd-Looking Lizards More Diverse Than ThoughtNew study finds there’s more than one type of species of collared treerunner.
By Nina Sen Published
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Feeling Blue: Gender-Bending Lady Lizards Miss Out on LoveBy Stephanie Pappas Published
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Australian Lizards Thrive When Humans Hunt ThemBy Charles Q. Choi Published
