@rmenergy you could always check a few waterfalls up the Gorge if you have time and haven't been
My guess is 65' to 70'
Do you need me to explain to you again how to do this?
What is it? I think you're in bumfuck midwest/prairies somewhere but that's too wide a scope for me to try to ID it.
Horned lizard maybe?
Very nice! iNat says it's gularis so I think you're right.
Probably but there are 21 species of horned lizard. Some likely endemic to Mexico but there are at least a few in the U.S.
Definitely a sneak attack hah
Not sure which species, it just looked like our Texas horned lizard so that was my best guess. I study rocks/groundwater not lizards, so heck if I know ?
That was my guess
A species of lizard with a range hundreds of miles away from you? One you've likely never encountered?
I have seen documentaries involving that lizard
No you haven't. You express no interest in anything outside of weed and shit tard conspiracies.
Bro, your obsessed, seek help
Stop trying to make things personal and admit you were full of shit, pussy.
I did a little digging and I think it might be the Greater Short horned lizard but I’m not 100% sure. It does look a lot like the Texas horned lizard as well, but I don’t know if that species ranges this far north.
It looks like an escaped bearded dragon.
I think it was too small for one of those. It was about the size of a large dog turd.
That could be bearded dragon size. Maybe it was recently liberated.
The do look similar, but I think bearded dragons have longer tails. Horned lizards have stubby tails, like seen in
@Big Dummy s first pic of the lizard
Yeah, well as someone on the internet that's just making wild guesses based on very limited information, I really think you're wrong.The do look similar, but I think bearded dragons have longer tails. Horned lizards have stubby tails, like seen in
haha
