In nature, wild lizards are resourceful. They’ll eat insects, small animals, plants and even other lizards, depending on the species and environment. A desert lizard might dine on ants and succulents, while a rainforest dweller could snack on worms and juicy leaves.
Their ability to adapt their food intake helps lizards survive in nearly every ecosystem on the planet.
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