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Phrynosoma Cornutum Texas Horned Lizard |
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Home Range and Habitat Reproductive Characteristics Defense Threats to Extinction Management Guidelines, Texas Literature Author: Brian Lovell
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The Texas Horned lizard has often been
considered to have the look of a modern day dinosaur, but only 3 to 6 inches in length.
They have little dangerous horns and have a double row of spikes that run along the side
of the lizards. The have excellent camouflage which make them very hard to spot by people
and their nature predators. Four toes on each of the front and the back legs that are used
for running and digging. The Texas horned lizard is usually gray, but varies to match
their habitat. |