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navigate by keyword : shovel snouted lizard meroles anchietaeis another many desert adapted creaturesof namib prevent their feet burning have thermal dance tolift off hot sanda front leg opposite hind lifts rotational basis should get too will dig dune sand run shadedside where temperatures cooler namibia

Shovel snouted lizard on sand, Namib desert, Namibia Royalty Free Stock Photo
Shovel-snouted lizard on sand - Namibia Royalty Free Stock Photo
Shovel-snouted lizard on sand - Namibia Royalty Free Stock Photo
Lizard tracks on sand in Namib desert, Namibia Royalty Free Stock Photo
Lizard, Namib desert, Namibia Royalty Free Stock Photo
Desert landscape near Sossusvlei Royalty Free Stock Photo
Desert landscape near Sossusvlei Royalty Free Stock Photo
Shovel snouted lizard on sand, Namib desert, Namibia
Shovel-Snouted lizard, Namibia Royalty Free Stock Photo
Shovel-snouted lizard in Namibia Royalty Free Stock Photo
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A shovel-snouted lizard Royalty Free Stock Photo
A shovel-snouted lizard Royalty Free Stock Photo
Shovel-snouted lizard in Namibia Royalty Free Stock Photo
Shovel-snouted lizard in Namibia Royalty Free Stock Photo
The shovel-snouted lizard (Meroles anchietae) is another of many desert-adapted creatures of the Namib. To prevent their feet from burning they have adapted a thermal dance to lift their feet off the hot sand – a front leg and opposite hind leg lifts on a rotational basis. Should it get too hot, the shovel-snouted lizard will dig into the dune sand or run up the dune to the shaded side where temperatures are cooler.


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