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A tricolor terrier is standing on the sidewalk looking puzzled. He is ignoring the lizard at his feet.
A tan, striped alligator lizard, sunning himself on the sidewalk. His tail is longer than his body
Even the dog #FoundThatLizard!
#FoundThatLizard in two seconds flat!
#FoundThatLizard in two seconds.
#FoundThatLizard and the beautiful flowers too! what a lovely pic
fatigue resistant?? that's nuts! #FoundThatLizard
Oh I #FoundThatLizard right away today
Scientists aren’t exactly sure why they do this, but it is definitely an interesting phenomenon to observe.
I hope you #FoundThatLizard! Let me know in the comments below!
I #foundthatLizard! A question, since it sounds like they have overlapping ranges, what are some quick ways to tell the southern sagebrush from the western fence?
#FoundThatLizard! I was looking at a stick, which wasn’t him, and then saw him and his curly tail.
Excellent lurking-spot for this little dude — those sticks are great camouflage! #FoundThatLizard
that was tough but i #foundthatlizard
I #FoundThatLizard! 🦎
Er #FoundThatLizard forgot to add in my excitement
Head first or tail first you #FoundThatLizard!
I found the tail first but #FoundthatLizard
I #FoundThatLizard, can you?
(See previous post in forwarded thread for what lizard you should be looking for)
omg! lil face so cute when i finally #FoundThatLizard!
Surprisingly, these little lizards are good jumpers and will jump from rock to rock. Although they are also good climbers, they mostly live on the ground, so you’ll see them near brush piles like the one pictured, rocks, bushes, and logs.
Let me know if you #FoundThatLizard in the comments!
Yay! I was just thinking about this a couple of days ago. I would do this every week with my dearest friend (rip, 😞) who lived 1000 miles away.
Also, yes, I #FoundThatLizard in the second photo
#FoundThatLizard
Dr. McGee isn't exagerating about those personalities. Less than 15 grams of pure personality! Doing pushups at everyone, surveying all that they can see, darting after food, and pancaking in the sun. Some of them even have gloriously colorful spots!
