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Sea Snake
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2.
Burrowing asp
This snake has large venomous fangs that are so large it can actually bite with its mouth closed. It can also move its fangs independently of each other, so it can bite prey sideways with one fang and not the other.
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3.
Sandfish and Mole Skinks
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4.
Brookesia micra
A chameleon species not much bigger than a match head when full grown.
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Cnemidophorus uniparens Lizards
All female populations that manage to reproduce. Those that fake sexual acts reproduce more successfully.
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Coast Horned Lizard
They can shoot highly pressurized streams of blood out of its eyes if threatened for defense purposes.
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Chameleon
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8.
Common Basilisk
Can run on water
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9.
Atheris hispida
A snake that is horny rather than having flat scales on its back.
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10.
Frill-necked Lizard
When the lizard is frightened it shows its bright orange inside mouth and bright frill making it appear much larger, brighter, and generally scarier.
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11.
Phrynocephalus mystaceus
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12.
Fan Throated Lizard
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13.
Chrested Gecko
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14.
Barking Gecko
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15.
Southern Flying Lizard and Flying Dragon
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16.
Marine Iguana
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17.
Langaha nasuta
Horn-like projection on its snout, it’s venomous with a painful bite.
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18.
Indo-Chinese Forest Lizard
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19.
Elephant Trunk Snake
This gray snake does look like a trunk, or like it had an altercation with a steam-roller.
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20.
Tentacled Snake
Silhouetted this snake looks like a giant slug.
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21.
Rainbow Agama
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22.
Horned Viper
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23.
Tiger keelback
This snake is specially adapted to eat poisonous frogs. It is not immune to their poison, but it can sequester it into special neck glands where it is stored. The snake can then use the frogs poison on its predators.
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Flying Snakes
These snakes are even better gliders than flying squirrels, believe it or not. They can glide up to 100 meters or more. In order to fly they suck in their stomachs and flare their ribs so that they are flatter and more concave. They also slither in mid-air for added control.
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25.
Thorny Devil
Changes color due to the climate. It becomes pale when its warm and darker when it’s cold. It also has a false head at the base of its neck and is VERY thorny.
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