A green anole, also called the red-throated lizard, is a common lizard here in Texas. They change color from brown to green, depending on temperature, communication or mood.

A close-up of a green anole lizard (Anolis carolinensis) perched on tropical leaves. Photo by Hilary Halliwell, via Pexels The Green Anole, native to the southeastern United States, is perhaps one of ...

The UTA team also studied the green anole, a lizard native to Texas and Oklahoma and commonly found across the southeastern United States. Possibly introduced from Hawaii, the green anole has become ...

Macro shot of a green anole lizard perched on a dewy stem, showcasing vibrant details. Photo by Janice Carriger, via Pexels. Lizards have long fascinated scientists and laypeople alike, not just ...

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HOUSTON – If you’ve lived in Houston or Southeast Texas for any period of time, chances are you have probably noticed the small green lizards known as the Green Anole.

Green anole lizards, the only anole native to North America, stalk the treetops across the southeastern United States. Many Southerners witness these friendly creatures hunting for moths near the ...

If you're looking for a quiet pet that's suited for a small living space, a green anole may be an ideal choice. These small lizards can live happily in a 10-gallon aquarium tank, and they never ...

Brown anoles were first recorded in the Florida Keys in the 1880s and since then have spread to Georgia, Louisiana, and Texas. They’ve also been found in California and Hawai’i.

Most recently, evolutionary biologist Yoel Stuart found that green anole lizards on islands in Florida’s Indian River Lagoon needed just 20 generations to adapt to an invasion of brown anoles. Driven ...

The most common lizards in North Texas are the green anole and spiny lizards. Spiny lizards mimic tree bark and can be hard to see. Most of their length is in their tail and they eat mostly insects.

Most lizards are helpers in our yards. They love to munch on the insects that, in turn, munch on our vegetables. You'll rarely see them since they spend most of their time hiding under rocks, decking, ...