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Amazon lava lizard

Tropidurus torquatus

Photo by BrunoMoller
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Field Notes

Description:

•They are common in gardens near people.
•The males are larger than the females.
•They eat ants, bees, spiders, flowers, seeds and termites.

Habitat:

Many habitats in Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina
-I saw this lizard in Barra Grande (BA, Brazil)

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