Lizard by Manuel.

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Lizards are reptiles that have scales, four legs, two eyes, and a long tail. They have a small body and are characterized by having a tail. Lizards are a type of reptile known for having scales, legs, eyes, a tail, and a small body.

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They have a long tail
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Lizard by Manuel.

1. LIZARD

2. Lizards are reptiles.

3. They have scales. They have a tail.

4. They have four legs. They have two eyes

5. They have a long tail They have a small body

6. By Manuel Caravaca Franco

Lizard by Manuel.

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