NewsweekSnakes Mother lizard filmed attacking venomous snake that was trying to eat her babies Newsweek - Aristos Georgiou Scientists have filmed a mother lizard attacking a venomous snake much larger than itself as the serpent approached her offspring. The behavior, which …
PeopleBiological Species Invasive Dog-Sized Lizards Are Spreading Across the Southeastern United States verified_publisherPeople - Claudia HarmataThe Argentine black-and-white tegu has made its way to the United States' southeast, and experts are warning about the harmful impacts it could have on the area's ecosystem. According to National Geographic,...
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoWildlife Large Invasive Lizards The Size Of Dogs Are Taking Over The Southeastern United States greatergood.com - The Animal Rescue Site The southeast region of the US has seen the invasion of a lizard species that is having a negative impact on the local native wildlife and …
CNNNature An invasive species of giant lizard has been making its way through the Southeast verified_publisherCNN - By Lauren M. Johnson(CNN) — An invasive species of giant lizard is invading the Southeast and threatening native wildlife. The Argentine black and white tegu is a native of South America and eats the eggs of ground-nesting...
CNNBiological Species Black and white tegu lizard sighted for the first time in South Carolina verified_publisherCNN - By(CNN) — South Carolina officials have documented the first confirmed sighting of a black and white tegu lizard, a non-native species that can have a detrimental impact on the state's wildlife. The female...
Latin America These Four-Foot Lizards Will Eat Anything—and They're Invading the Southeastern U.S. smithsonianmag.com - Theresa Machemer In Venezuela, the black-and-white tegu is known as el lobo pollero, or “the chicken wolf,” for its chicken coop heists, Rebecca Renner reports for …
Georgia Southern Invasive, Dog-Sized Lizards Pose Threat Across Southeastern U.S. ecowatch.com - Olivia Rosane These black-and-white lizards could be the punchline of a joke, except the situation is no laughing matter. That's because the Argentine …
New York PostGeorgia (U.S. State) Sightings of ravenous 4-foot lizards surge in southeastern US New York Post - By Jesse O’Neill A species of large ravenous reptiles are popping up in large numbers in the southeastern US, after escaping or being released from captivity. The …
Animals Giant Tegu Lizards Are Moving Into Georgia — and They’re Not Welcome discovermagazine.com - Geoffrey Giller They're a threat to the state’s ground-nesting birds and tortoises. Needless to say, these reptiles are not being met with Southern …
Biological Species Lizards Fell From Palm Trees During a Florida Cold Snap, but Now They've Toughened Up smithsonianmag.com - Alex Fox Back in January, Florida had a serious cold snap. Meteorologists warned of temperatures dipping down into the 30s and 40s. But the National Weather …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoSouth Florida Another invasive spreads in Florida: A red-headed lizard with an appetite for butterflies miamiherald.com - Adriana Brasileiro When scientists at the University of Florida noticed a recent increase in sightings of a flashy red-headed lizard, they knew it was time to ask the …
The GuardianAfrica Is it a bird? Is it a bee? No, it's a lizard pollinating South Africa's 'hidden flower' verified_publisherThe Guardian - Nick DallHow a chance encounter with a ‘weird plant’ in the Drakensberg mountains led to a startling discovery Towards the end of 2017, PhD candidate Ruth Cozien and her husband Dr Timo van der Niet were attending...
Wildlife Heads up! 2-foot-long, invasive lizard from South America seen in the Midlands thestate.com - Isabella Cueto South Carolina wildlife officials are on the lookout after receiving reports of a large, invasive lizard species in the Midlands. The first …
Latin America Dog-size lizards are invading the southern US dailymail.co.uk - Dan Avery Because 2020 hasn't unleashed enough horrors, giant lizards from Argentina are invading the southern United States. The black-and-white tegu, which …
Florida Red-headed invasive lizard with butterfly appetite spreads in Florida tampabay.com - Adriana Brasileiro, Miami Herald By Adriana Brasileiro, Miami Herald Published Dec. 11, 2020 When scientists at the University of Florida noticed a recent increase in sightings of a …
SYFY WIREDinosaurs Strange fuzzy lizards are solving the prehistoric mystery of how pterosaurs flew onto the scene verified_publisherSYFY WIRE - Elizabeth Rayne Pterosaurs were majestic and terrifying creatures. It’s almost impossible to think these flying predators, some with wingspans up to 40 feet, could …
Georgia Southern Look out for big invasive lizards creeping around Georgia, S. Carolina wrdw.com - Nick Proto AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - An invasive species of lizard has made its way to southeast Georgia, just outside the CSRA, and experts are worried it …
Live ScienceScience First evidence that ancient humans ate snakes and lizards is unearthed in Israel Live Science - Mindy Weisberger Numerous bones were found at a site dating to the late Pleistocene People who lived 15,000 years ago in what is now Israel feasted on snakes and …
Biological Species Sightings of large, invasive lizard species reported in Aiken County area aikenstandard.com Reported sightings of a large, invasive lizard species creeping into Aiken County and surrounding areas could be problematic to native species in the …
National GeographicDinosaurs The smallest known dinosaur is actually a peculiar ancient lizard verified_publisherNational Geographic - Michael GreshkoAn amber-encased fossil seemed to be a hummingbird-size dinosaur. Now it’s been reclassified as a big-eyed lizard. A newly described fossil preserved in amber reveals that a 99-million-year-old creature...
Biology Meet Lizard Man, a reptile-loving biologist tackling some of the biggest questions in evolution sciencemag.org - Elizabeth Pennisi The morning of 17 October 1996 started as usual for Jonathan Losos. The evolutionary biologist donned a broad hat and slathered on sunscreen, then …
Live ScienceScience Lizards with multiple tails are more common than anyone knew Live Science - Mindy Weisberger However, two tails aren't necessarily better than one. Lizards that lose and regrow their tails can go overboard and grow back more than one tail — …
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