Eastern Collared Lizards don’t retreat as quickly as other species and one observer reported seeing a collared lizard aggressively displaying to an approaching train!

The Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden announced on Tuesday the birth of two endangered Guatemalan beaded lizards. In a press release, they said this is the second round of births for the ...

OKLAHOMA CITY – Researchers are teaming up to help save a species that was once thriving in Oklahoma. ... The horny toad, which is formally known as the Texas horned lizard, ...

OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden has announced the birth of two rare and endangered Guatemalan beaded lizards.According to the OKC Zoo, this is the second round of ...

In Oklahoma, horned lizard populations have diminished by 50%-60% since the 1960s, Howery told McClatchy. Once, they were established in nearly every county in the state.

Endangered Species Protection Sought for Oklahoma's Disappearing Horned Lizards Protection Petition Spurred by Concerns of 15-year-old Boy in Moore, Okla. OKLAHOMA CITY — The Center for Biological ...

In Oklahoma, horned lizard populations have diminished by 50%-60% since the 1960s, Howery told McClatchy. Once, they were established in nearly every county in the state.

DARDANELLE -- A dozen Oklahoma-born eastern collared lizards now call The Natural State home thanks to a partnership between the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, the Oklahoma Department of ...

It’s no secret the beloved reptile species, often called horny toads, ... In Oklahoma, horned lizard populations have diminished by 50%-60% since the 1960s, Howery told McClatchy.

DARDANELLE -- A dozen Oklahoma-born eastern collared lizards now call The Natural State home thanks to a partnership between the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, the Oklahoma Department of ...

In Oklahoma, horned lizard populations have diminished by 50%-60% since the 1960s, Howery told McClatchy. Once, they were established in nearly every county in the state.

In Oklahoma, horned lizard populations have diminished by 50%-60% since the 1960s, Howery told McClatchy. Once, they were established in nearly every county in the state.