Blogging from A to Z April Challenge: Xenosaurus

 Xenosaurus sounds like a dinosaur. Well it might be a distant cousin. Sharing reptiles like real live dragons, giant sea turtles and tortoises a dinosaur wouldn't be too far off. However, Xenosaurus is a mere genus of lizards native to a small area in Central America.

A video of some kept as pets...

Two more left to go! 

Blogging from A to Z April Challenge: D is for Dragon, Bearded Dragons

 When people think of dragons they think of mythical, fire-breathing, fierce reptiles. In the real world dragon don't breathe fire, aren't that mythical and some can be fierce, some think they are fierce and some just can't pull it off.

Photo by  André Karwath (CC BY-SA 2.5)

I wanted to write about the Bearded Dragon which is a popular lizard for a pet. Central Bearded Dragons are native to Australia. Bearded Dragos eat mostly insects. They also eats leaves, flowers, fruits and vegetables. It has been my experience that they are easy to handle.

Blogging from A to Z April Challenge: A is for Anole

 

Picture of a Green Anole (photo by Michael Spain)

Below 6 Facts about Green and Brown Anoles

Green Anoles can change colors from green to brown. The Brown Anole is an invasive species from Cuba and now outnumbers the Green Anole in Florida.

Thanks for joining me on the Blogging from A to Z April Challenge my theme this year is Reptiles.

A to Z: Lizard Adventures

So last year I posted a video about lizards that chill. Staying on that theme I thought I would share some lizard adventures.

This lizard wanted to fish..





This one made friends with my daughter..



At least we don't have lizards like this..



Wonder what M will bring?