This document discusses various characteristics of lizards, including their habitats ranging from tropical forests to deserts and cold places like Antarctica. It notes that lizards feed on a variety of animals like snakes, insects, and birds as well as fruits. The document also describes that most lizards are oviparous and lay eggs in safe places to protect them, and have long scaly bodies with four legs and regenerating tails that some arboreal species use to cling to branches.

2. • They live in many habitats, from tropical forests
to deserts.
• They live mainly in tropical and subtropical areas.
• There are some lizards that live in burrows or
caves.
•They can’t resist cold temperatures, but there are
some reptiles that live in cold places like Antarctica.

3. The lizard feeds with:
• snakes.
• beetles.
• insects.
• mice.
• fruits.
• birds.
• all types of invertebrates.

4. • The reproduction of lizards is oviparous.
(They lay eggs)
• Species that lay eggs, need to find a
safe place, where it lay eggs and keep
them safe from dangers.

5. • Lizards have the long, scaly body.
• They usually have four legs and a long tail, which in
some species is very fragile and easily broken, but can
regenerate again.
• Arboreal lizards, like chameleons, can use their long
tail to cling to the branches.

6. • By: Sofía González González
• C.B.M Los Pinos