This pet bearded lizard doesn’t like his reflection. A lot of animals don’t like what they see in the mirror. I’ve seen many lizards try to fight with their reflections. Forsooth, take the mirror away if the lizard looks like he might go ballistic. P.S.–Serves you right if you get bitten.
Here’s a little green anole (you might know them as “dime-store chameleons”) who’s found his niche in the suburbs–
As an aviator.
The maker of this video tells us the lizard is on the air conditioner almost every day. Why? It looks dangerous.
By the end of the video, I think you’ll have an answer to the question.
P.S.–These are very good little lizards and can make nice pets.
I’d better post this before the computer decides to plug it in as a link to a news source.
We’ve had dogs, we’ve had cats, and now we have a lizard (a bearded dragon) skidding all over the slippery wooden floor to pick up blueberries. Here’s somebody who really likes his blueberries!
What happens when a chameleon mistakes your eyelash for a tasty bug? And what about the German shepherd who can read? And the world’s most affectionate opossum? All these, and more, you’ll find in this video!
Well, I do! Some of you, I fear, think lizards are icky. Maybe I can win you over, with help from some of the little characters in this video.
By the way, the iguana riding the rumba is highly annoyed with someone or something. You can learn to read their body language, which is really quite expressive.
Eventually the Australian bearded lizards will make friends with the orange cat, once he’s convinced of the cat’s good intentions.
And you’ve got to love the baby chameleon who’s seeing running water for the first time and thinks he ought to be able to grab hold of it and climb it. Live and learn.
This is about as close as you’re going to come to getting a lizard to play, and I consider it cheating to put a nice, fat, tasty caterpillar inside the ball for the lizard to eat. These, by the way, are Australian bearded lizards, which have become popular pets in recent years. I don’t doubt the lizard enjoys the challenge of extracting din-din from the rolling ball, but it’s not really play as cats or dogs or birds or bunnies know it.