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If your taking about the ones in Holes, i dont know

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Predators of the yellow spotted lizard include Birds of Prey such as hawks and owls, snakes, and larger mammals like foxes and coyotes. These predators rely on their speed, agility, and hunting skills to capture and feed on the lizards.

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What is the yellow spotted lizards latin name?

The Latin name for the yellow-spotted lizard is TeiΓΊra fuscicauda.


What is the yellow-spotted lizards defense?

The yellow-spotted lizard's defense mechanism involves using its bright yellow spots as a warning signal to predators that it is toxic. These lizards produce a venom that can be harmful to potential threats, deterring them from attacking. Additionally, they are quick and agile, able to swiftly escape from danger.


Where can you find yellow spotted lizards?

Yellow spotted lizards are fictional creatures from the book "Holes" by Louis Sachar. They are not real animals and can only be found in the story.


Is the yellow spotted lizard the same as the one in the book 'holes'?

AnswerIt's kinda' same. But it's real scientific name is "Yellow spotted night lizard".It's habit might be a bit different with the one in 'Holes'.The lizard you see in the movie Holes is just a digitally altered version of a bearded dragon and they are no where near alike


What is the latin name for yellow spotted lizard from the book Holes by Louis Sachar?

Yellow Spotted Lizard from the Book Holes: "Crocus Maculosus Lacerta ex Libri Foramen" Yellow = Crocus; Spotted = Maculosus; Lizard = Lacerta. From The = ex; Book = Libri; Hole(s) = Foramen. What made you ask this question..? I've never heard of a spotted lizard from a book hole. Interesting question - thanks for making me feel I didn't waste years of my life learning Latin! I knew there was a reason... Wiki and Yahoo! Answers. Cheers, Saccade