I had to go and look up what he was talking about too. Chameleon here as well.
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I had to go and look up what he was talking about too. Chameleon here as well.
I'll bet a Sawbuck he's, one of, "Them" ! ! ! ! !Quote:
Originally Posted by huntinslabs
I can't afford a sawbuck buy I'll bet a fin on that....
Anoles dont have the suction feet, just little claws.
Here Are Just a Few HighlightsQuote:
Originally Posted by royinlox
Described In Detail In the Book
"Anoles: Those Florida Yard Lizards"
Neat Feet. Did you ever wonder how anoles are able to walk straight up smooth surfaces like glass? Actually, the closer you look, the more interesting and involved it gets. First, take a look with a hand-held magnifier to see the lamellae (horizontal flaps with ridges) underneath the feet. Next, apply for a grant to buy a very expensive electron microscope (yuk, yuk). Now you'll see how intricate the feet really are: tiny hair-like projections that bond at a molecular level with the surfaces
they climb.
A lizard! A lizard that does pushups!
I don't ever recall seeing geckos till the last 20 or so years (I got em on back porch at night).Quote:
Originally Posted by royinlox
I'll bet they came over with the fellers after the Vietnam war ....................................
Don't believe everything you read/hear ! ! ! ! ! !Quote:
Originally Posted by flycaster
Hillary was supposed to win too ............................................
Based on that, I'd say that feller (Who wrote the book) is referring to Geckos as "Those Fla yard lizards"
Can I get an AMEN ?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
What I like about the male Anoles around here (I have lots) is they fold out their red dewlap and do pushups when a female is around. Enjoying seeing that.
I call em dragons. The wife likes the newborns that are about and inch or less.