Lizards are never dangerous, they may bite you but and apart from a chance of resulting woundinfections even yellow spotted lizards are not dangerous, except when it is a varana, these lizards can grow big and act agressively.
No, lizards do not typically eat cats. Lizards are usually much smaller than cats and are more likely to be preyed upon by cats rather than the other way around. Additionally, most lizards are not aggressive predators and would not intentionally seek out a cat as food.
Wall lizards are not poisonous or dangerous to humans. They are non-venomous and generally not aggressive towards humans. However, like all wild animals, they may bite if they feel threatened or cornered, so it's best to observe them from a safe distance.
there are green anoles and collard lizards in western Arkansas.
Most fruits and vegis are dangerous to cats you should probably not give your cats a lemon just to be safe ( glad I could help) :)
Yellow-spotted Lizards - Super Dangerous. Scorpions Rattlesnakes Humans
Yellow-spotted Lizards - Super Dangerous. Scorpions Rattlesnakes Humans
No. They are not dangerous.
Lizards can be dangerous depending on if it has a poisonous sack.
Lizards are never dangerous, they may bite you but and apart from a chance of resulting woundinfections even yellow spotted lizards are not dangerous, except when it is a varana, these lizards can grow big and act agressively.
No, they should not.
No, lizards do not typically eat cats. Lizards are usually much smaller than cats and are more likely to be preyed upon by cats rather than the other way around. Additionally, most lizards are not aggressive predators and would not intentionally seek out a cat as food.
no
Depends on what lizard and how dangerous it is
snakes man cats dogs
these are fu*kin dangerous stupid lizards that when they bite, you are dead in i secons
because they want to