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Table of contents
1) Habitats of lizards. P.3
2) What do lizards eat. P.4
3) How the lizards body structure helps it to adapt to the environment. P.5
5) How the lizards body structure helps it to adapt to the environment Part 2. P.6
6) Breeds of lizards. P.7
2) What do lizards eat. P.4
3) How the lizards body structure helps it to adapt to the environment. P.5
5) How the lizards body structure helps it to adapt to the environment Part 2. P.6
6) Breeds of lizards. P.7
Lizards live in places such as deserts, forests, prairies, marshes, and rocky areas. Most lizards live on the ground or in trees.
This map presents where most lizards are found.
What do lizards eat?
Lizards eat a wide variety of worms, spiders, beetles, and flies, and other insects. Lizards also eat gut loaded insects, other small animals like baby birds, baby mice, or smaller lizards. Sometimes lizards also eat stuff like eggs, fruits, vegetables, and even larger preys.
How the lizards body structure helps it to adapt to the environment.
Lizards can detach their tails, this can distract their predators and give them time to escape.
Some lizards can camouflage, by camouflaging , lizards can hide from birds and reduce the risk of being attacked by birds.
Lizards can walk on water. This ability is essential to escape predators and hunt down insects.
How the lizards body structure helps it to adapt to the environment Part 2
Lizards can reproduce by themselves(reproduce asexually), this can make sure they have offspring.
Lizards shoot blood from their eye when they feel threatened by a predator, as a result the predator is often frighten and flee. If not then the lizards have time to escape from the predator.
