“When a lizard mistakes you for a tree,” Instagram user Enzo Semaskovish wrote as he shared a video of a frilled lizard chasing him. A man had a close call with a frilled lizard while exploring the ...

A man had a close encounter with a frilled-neck lizard in an Australian forest, as the reptile followed him and climbed onto his back, shocking viewers online. A man had a nerve-wracking encounter ...

Remember Dilophosaurus? The dinosaur in the first Jurassic Park movie which would unfurl its extendible neck frill and spit venom when intimidated? Well, in reality, there is no evidence that the ...

Why Do Frilled-Neck Lizards Frill? Frilled-neck lizards frill their necks for a few different reasons, primarily for defense and communication. Frilled lizards use their frills to communicate with ...

Viral Video Today: The frilled lizard, also known commonly as the frill-necked lizard, frilled dragon or frilled agama. It is known for raising its neck frill, or the extra flap of skin around its ...

Remember that annoying bastard of a dinosaur from Jurassic Park that sprayed his face open and spewed out poison at people? Yeah, that damn Dilophosaur terrified me as a kid. Actually, I’m still ...

Lasagne the tabby cat came across the curious little lizard at his Bohle Plains home and the pair had what owner Kate Vogel described as a “play date”. “The cat found the lizard in the backyard and ...

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Hi Will. Thanks for this question! Frilled sharks are very strange looking sharks. You’re right – they look much more like an eel or a sea snake than a shark. Both are quite long and skinny, with ...

A prehistoric shark with 300 teeth offers an incredible insight into a species rarely ever seen. The frilled shark has been swimming in the depths of the ocean since the time of the dinosaurs and is ...

The hideous, mildly terrifying and rarely sighted frilled shark has turned up in waters off south-eastern Australia. The species, whose ancestry dates back 80 million years, is known as the 'living ...