lizard lacertilia
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| navigate by keyword : 000 adaptations alligators arms attacked attacker back carnivore closer continues detach distract dragon effort energy face geckos giant grows hunt komodo legless like lizards look prey quadrupeds resembling save snakes tail tiny types wait weeks wiggle world |
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| With over 6,000 types of lizards in the world, from the giant Komodo dragon to the tiny geckos, they also have many different adaptations. Most are quadrupeds, although some are legless and look more like snakes. Being carnivore, to save energy, most wait for their prey to come to them, instead of go and hunt for them. If attacked, most lizards are able to detach their tail, which continues to wiggle, in an effort to distract the attacker. The tail grows back in a few weeks. With a face and arms resembling alligators, they are closer related to snakes. |
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