Paleontologists have identified a new ancient reptile from the Solnhofen limestone slabs, thanks to a chance discovery. A ...

Faced with danger, a lizard dives into the water and produces a bubble behind its nostrils that allows it to remain submerged for up to 20 minutes, and perhaps much longer.

Water anoles, semiaquatic lizards that are shorter than a pencil, are highly sought-after snacks among predators in Costa Rican and Panamanian rainforests. Preyed upon by snakes, birds, small mammals ...

Anole lizards, commonly found in the Americas, can change color for camouflage and social signaling. Their color change is influenced by factors like temperature, light, and mood. The green anole, for ...

Another article highlights how lizards can affect mosquito behavior, with potential impacts on human health. Additionally, tackling mental health stigma in South Florida minority communities ...

If an urban lizard can’t climb up a pipe, an urban cat may select it right out of existence. “How do we design the urban environment to make them more readily livable to these organisms?” ...

A blue-tongued lizard found itself in a tight spot when it became trapped inside a decorative log. Picture: Supplied. “The veterinary team had already sedated the lizard, which made our job easier.

Firefighters were called to the rescue of a blue-tongued lizard trapped inside a decorative log, after the curious reptile became firmly wedged inside with no way out. See the photos. Emma Cam ...