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Lizard regrowing its tail. El Camino Real, Sabine Forest, Texas
© Ian Robertson, Dec 2019
Camera used: Fuji FinePix XP140 XP141 XP145
Date taken: 31st December 2019
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Some lizards will deliberately shed their tails to distract predators and allow them to make their escape. Once it is shed, the now-detached tail twitches and moves, it's very spooky if you ever see one.
The lizard - assuming it has escaped of course! - then regrows a replacement tail later.
Ian Robertson - 04/Sep/22
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