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Lizards have natural protections like camouflage and breaking their tails to escape enemies. They have many enemies including birds, animals, snakes, and other lizards. Lizards live in habitats like deserts, forests, prairies, marshes, and rocky areas, usually on the ground or in trees. Their diet depends on their size, with smaller lizards eating insects and larger lizards eating small mammals.
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- 3. Natural Protection ? Camouflage ? Some lizards break off their tails to escape enemies. Other lizards may swell up, hiss, or move their tail or body to scare an enemy.
- 4. Enemies ? The lizard has many enemies. Some lizards are eaten by birds. They are also eaten by animals, snakes, and other lizards.
- 5. Habitat ? Lizards live in deserts, forests, prairies, marshes, and rocky areas. Most lizards live on the ground or in trees
- 6. Diet ? That depends on the size of the lizard. Small lizards eat crickets, if the lizard is larger than 10 inches, it might like mice every once in a while
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