The region's shinnery oaks are only four or five feet high, but they provide food, shade and a breeding ground for the small, brown dunes sagebrush lizard — otherwise known as the sand dune lizard.

Marwell Wildlife teamed up with Amphibian and Reptile Conservation and Forestry England to release the sand lizards at Puddletown Forest Rare sand lizards have been released into a Dorset forest ...

Take Our A-Z-Animals Bearded Dragons Quiz In general, a bearded dragon’s habitat is very dry and hot, with plenty of sand and ...

Some reptiles like snakes haven’t got any legs whilst other reptiles like sand lizards have four ... found living all over the world. The Komodo dragon is the heaviest lizard on earth.