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Thread: SO WHATS THE DEAL ABOUT LIZARDS?

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    Default new species of lizard?

    after following your advise I have spent quite a lot of time watching for lizards. I seem to see them mostly in truck stops, with the Denver T/A being a prime gathering area!. Here I recently saw several types of lizards. I did some research and found scientific names for most of them!
    #1. Scankystinky lizard #2. The oozingmouthsore lizard #3.The chunkymonkey waddling lizard #4. And even a toothless lizard!!

    BUT I found one that I think was a chamelon and not a lizard for it appeared as a female and some times and a male at others..so was that a changing lizard or a cameleon???

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    Only approach lizards at your own risk, entertainment purposes not advised.



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    a big melting pot for lizards is amarillo, texas. once the sun goes down, sit in your cab, and they'll come to you. sometimes they're wearing only a thong and some sandles, or high heels! :shock:

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    That's just tooo funny
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    Having a degree in Biology I thought that I knew something about lizards as one of my college classes dealt with them. Imagine my surprise when I saw one in Chicago last winter scurrying all over the truckstop seemingly indifferent to the weather! And here I thought that lizards went into hibernation in the winter. Just shows you that teachers dont know everything or maybe I discovered a new species. I should name them. Lets see....Lotis lizardus...Shortimeus newfriendicus...hmmm

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