The name ‘Flap-neck’, comes from a flap which they extend from their bottom jaw, usually bright orange in colour. They generally use this to intimidate predators. Wednesday, June 11 2025 ...

If you ask a dog owner if their pup has feelings, the answer will be a resounding yes (and likely a look of disdain). Similarly, we all know farm animals like cows and pigs have feelings, despite the ...

With a barklike shell and a head shaped like a leaf, the mata mata turtle is a master of camouflage. When an unsuspecting ...

In a demonstration of reptilian strength, Jamaican anole lizards begin and end each day with a visual display that includes push-ups, head bobs and flashy showings of their colorful neck flaps ...

^ to top. Legend. The Gunwinku people of NW Arnhem Land, who live around the township of Gunbalanja (formerly Oenpelli) tell this story about Gurndamen, the frilled-neck lizard.

This massive ancient lizard had a neck that defies explanation. By Mike Wehner. Published Aug 7th, 2020 10:36PM EDT. ... if you happened to be swimming in shallow water around 242 million years ...

As the man moves closer, the lizard immediately inflates its neck, flaring up the distinctive frill around its head. The reptile then begins to follow the man, matching his every move.

Footage has emerged of the hilarious moment an angry frilled-neck lizard charges at a motorist on an Australian outback road. The species are known to extend their frills to intimidate predators.