the spider-tailed horned viper hunts using an extraordinary deceptive tactic. Its tail, resembling a spider, lures unsuspecting birds and lizards, showcasing a remarkable example of aggressive ...

Experts estimate the Horned Lizard has disappeared from as much as 30% of its natural habitat. Agricultural practices, encroachment by humans and the elimination of its primary food source ...

This display is so convincing that it tricks birds and lizards into approaching, thinking they’ve found an easy meal. How does the spider-tailed horned viper use aggressive mimicry to capture prey?

AUSTIN, Texas — If you’ve lived in Texas for a while, you may have run across a tiny lizard with an identity crisis. Most folks call them horned toads, but they are, indeed, horned lizards.

That’s because horned lizards look a lot like toads! Instead of a long, slender body like other lizards, these unusual reptiles have short, round, and flat bodies. But why would a reptile have ...

Meade said while not related, the new species probably looked a lot like horned lizards alive today. Though not related, the prehistoric species likely looked similar to the horned lizards of ...

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