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Green anoles are native to the south eastern United States. These green lizards are also commonly known as "American chameleons" but they aren't closely related to the true chameleons. Like a chameleon, however, they can change color and move their eyes independently! Green anoles are tree dwelling animals and will aggressively defend their turf. Males will also make impressive displays with their dewlaps in order to entice females. These lizards are slowly being replaced in some of their natural habitats by the invasive brown anole.
Scientific Name: Anolis carolinensis
Range: southeastern Unite States
Size: average of 6 inches (15cm) from nose to the base of the tail
Diet: many kinds of invertebrates like spiders, flies, beetles, and more!
Lifespan: 2-8 years (mostly dependent on predation)
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@losingmyfavoritegame8752 11 месяцев назад

I saw a baby Green Anole outside hopping from link to chain link on a fence in my great aunt's garden yesterday morning. It was so cute that I just smiled and felt like 😭😭😭 why are you so cute! You are so Green Anole and I am just Blue Alone! 😂 I used to have a pet Green Anole up until it had babies. They are wonderful mood rings! I love when they are bluish green. ❤

@organicsugarcones3397 4 года назад

"Butthole lizard" ah, take my subscription, you've earned it.

@Col28 4 года назад

I have to say that they hooked me with the jumping from one vertical surface to another. That's pretty cool! Thanks for the video!

@AnimalFactFiles 4 года назад

I love watching these little ones. You never know what they're going to do.

@ShelbyOnSafari 4 года назад

That is so cool about their dewlap! Didn't realize they can store sperm, that's crazy! Loved the quick Chester cameo, gotta make sure his cameo contract is met eh? 😂💚

@AnimalFactFiles 4 года назад

One of my favorite things to do is just sit and watch these lizards interact with one another. Their dewlaps crack me up. They have a lot of personality!

@ahmetk5922 4 года назад

Great you guys are the best

@ahmetk5922 4 года назад

Oh and can you do the knifefish

@AnimalFactFiles 4 года назад

Aww thanks! Your support has been awesome! And yeah! I'll add knifefish to our list. 😊

@icarolobo1116 4 года назад

I'm love absolutely knifefishs???

@annthonygilliam1211 4 года назад

Thanks

@AnimalFactFiles 4 года назад

Thanks for the suggestion! 😊

@marieannnelson260 4 года назад

@sg_animals. 4 года назад

Got a new subscriber here! (Thank Shelby 😉 noticed you in the comment section) I haven't seen any of your other videos yet but the info in this vid was brilliant and on point! Never knew they bred quite that fast nor did I know about the extent of the colour changing ability! And I'm honestly impressed with the effort and info you've put into the ''about'' section. Loved it!! 😄 Thank you!

@AnimalFactFiles 4 года назад

Glad you learned so much! Thanks for joining our crew. 😊