The frill-necked #lizard has a built-in anatomical shock factor…..When threatened, he opens his mouth wide and erects a huge scaly membrane that frames his head. Sometimes, looking big and aggressive might just be enough to put off an attacker!🦎 | Love Nature
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The frill-necked #lizard has a built-in anatomical shock factor…..When threatened, he opens his mouth wide and erects a huge scaly membrane that frames his head. Sometimes, looking big and aggressive might just be enough to put off an attacker!🦎 | Love Nature
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Watch: When threatened by predators, the short-horned lizard employs a unique—and terrifying—defense tactic. http://on.natgeo.com/1PPbZGO | National Geographic
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Watch: When threatened by predators, the short-horned lizard employs a unique—and terrifying—defense tactic. http://on.natgeo.com/1PPbZGO | National Geographic
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Meet the frilled-neck lizard: a fascinating creature from the Australian outback! 🦎🌿 With its iconic frill and unique defensive behavior, this lizard is both quirky and captivating. Despite its tough exterior, it's actually quite shy and prefers a quiet life in the treetops. 🎥 @semaskovish ———————————————⁣ #earthmagazine | #travelnomad | #wanderlust⁣ ———————————————⁣ 🌍 "Ready to get enthralled?" 😍 ——————————————— #earthsfinest #naturalwonders #bucketlist #oneforthebooks #inawe #FrilledNeckL
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Meet the frilled-neck lizard: a fascinating creature from the Australian outback! 🦎🌿 With its iconic frill and unique defensive behavior, this lizard is both quirky and captivating. Despite its tough exterior, it's actually quite shy and prefers a quiet life in the treetops. 🎥 @semaskovish ———————————————⁣ #earthmagazine | #travelnomad | #wanderlust⁣ ———————————————⁣ 🌍 "Ready to get enthralled?" 😍 ——————————————— #earthsfinest #naturalwonders #bucketlist #oneforthebooks #inawe #FrilledNeckL
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HerpTime on Instagram: "Neck flaps are how these lizards communicate 🚩 the flaps of skin under these lizards necks are called Dewlaps, and all but two of the 400+ species of anole have some form of these flaps. The main use for dewlaps is to display to other anoles, which in turn is communication. It is basically like waving a flag: the anole will puff out its dewlap and move its body in specific rhythmic motion to communicate with others of its species. Sometimes it may be a territorial displa
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HerpTime on Instagram: "Neck flaps are how these lizards communicate 🚩 the flaps of skin under these lizards necks are called Dewlaps, and all but two of the 400+ species of anole have some form of these flaps. The main use for dewlaps is to display to other anoles, which in turn is communication. It is basically like waving a flag: the anole will puff out its dewlap and move its body in specific rhythmic motion to communicate with others of its species. Sometimes it may be a territorial displa
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The science behind the frill of the frillneck lizard
The science behind the frill of the frillneck lizard
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🦎 Have you seen a frill-necked lizard in action? They gape their mouth, spread their frill to look larger, and even lunge forward. This behaviour is used in territorial displays, during courtship, and to discourage predators.' 📹 ✏️Ross McGibbon in Mount Molloy, QLD | ABC Open | ABC Australia
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🦎 Have you seen a frill-necked lizard in action? They gape their mouth, spread their frill to look larger, and even lunge forward. This behaviour is used in territorial displays, during courtship, and to discourage predators.' 📹 ✏️Ross McGibbon in Mount Molloy, QLD | ABC Open | ABC Australia
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The Frilled Neck Lizard, also known as the Frilled Dragon, is a unique lizard species native to Australia and New Guinea. They are known for their large frill around their neck which they use for defense and courtship displays. | House of Aproko
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The Frilled Neck Lizard, also known as the Frilled Dragon, is a unique lizard species native to Australia and New Guinea. They are known for their large frill around their neck which they use for defense and courtship displays. | House of Aproko
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