News: Lizards Show Evolution In Action : Video : Discovery N

Fire ant attacks are forcing fence lizards to evolve to survive. James Williams takes a look at what's going on.

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Plateau Fence Lizard

A native lizard from Arizona trying its best to intimidate me with terrifying pushups.

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Lizards Show Evolution in Action

Fire ant attacks are forcing fence lizards to evolve to survive.

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Lizards Evolved Quickly to Avoid Death by Ants

In just 70 years, according to a new study, eastern fence lizards in parts of United States have developed longer hind limbs and new behaviors that help them escape venomous ants.

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Lizards Evolving Rapidly to Survive Deadly Fire Ants

Long legs and skittish behavior are recently evolved traits that allow fence lizards in the southeastern U.S. to co-exist with lethal and invasive fire ants, according to a new study.

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Native Lizards Evolve to Escape Attacks by Fire Ants

(PhysOrg.com) -- Penn State Assistant Professor of Biology Tracy Langkilde has shown that native fence lizards in the southeastern United States are adapting to potentially fatal invasive fire-ant attacks by developing behaviors that enable them to escape from the ants, as well as by developing longer hind legs, which can increase the effectiveness

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Easter Fence Lizard Holding Flower

Easter Fence Lizards make fun pets, this one was holding a flower.

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