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The thorny devil may have a frightening appearance with its entire body covered in spikes and its intimidating gait, but it is mostly an ant-eating predator.
Prestigious Grand Cayman blue iguanas are among the world's rarest reptiles. These brilliant blue iguanas, which are unique to Grand Cayman Island, were almost extinct but have since recovered astonishingly.
The frilled-neck lizard resembles a regular lizard when it is at ease. But when the frilled-neck lizard becomes angry, it displays a large throat pouch to look menacing.
The heavyweight champions of the lizard world are Komodo dragons! They rank #1 in terms of both weight and size, making them the biggest lizards alive today.
One of the biggest and most distinctively poisonous lizard species, gila monsters can be found in deserts across America and Mexico.
By flattening itself, the huge leaf-tailed gecko alters its color and shape and travels through the woods practically unnoticed, blending in perfectly with its surroundings.
The intriguing Galapagos marine iguana, which is unique to the Galapagos Islands, is suited to both land and sea environments. Scientists surmise that millions of years ago, this species of marine iguana diverged from land iguanas, adapting to digest saltwater and consume algae.