How does an iguana use camouflage?
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The exact mechanisms are unknown & will undoubtedly remain so as the military are all over it & when they do find out, the general public will definately not know. read more
Camouflage and tail shedding are not the only defense mechanisms lizards use. Other common defenses include body inflation, hissing and surprising gestures intended to shock and frighten potential predators. A dramatic example is the shocking behavior of the frilled dragon, which rears up on two legs and puffs up its neck when threatened. read more
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