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Meet the Armadillo Lizards: The Hauntingly Beautiful Mini-Dragon Lookalike : The Hearty Soul

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Last updated: 2024/10/25 at 5:58 AM
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Meet the Armadillo Lizard, a unique reptile that defies the typical categorization of lizards as not cute. This mini-dragon lookalike can be both cute and haunting at the same time, with its armor-like features and spiny body. Found in the rocky mountains of South Africa, the Armadillo Lizard is known for its defensive behavior, avoiding confrontations with predators by scurrying away or curling up to stay still until the threat passes.


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Also known as Ouroborus cataphractus or the golden armadillo lizard, these creatures come in different colors that help them blend with their surroundings and remain hidden from enemies. They have hard boney scales and spines covering their bodies, with only their underbellies being soft. Typically growing up to four inches long with a lifespan of 10 years, these lizards have a unique reproduction system, giving birth to one or two offspring annually.


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