The little guys and ear rings. Anoles and curly-tailed lizards: You can spot 4- to 8-inch long anoles in almost any neighborhood in South Florida.The green ones are native and tend to stay in ...

Anole populations living on islands off the coast of Florida took just 15 years to grow larger, stickier toe pads for climbing when confronted with non-native brown anoles, which prefer the ground.

The brown anole lizard, also invasive to Florida, has been in the state at least 100 years. Anoles are a beloved treat for mosquitoes that can transmit deadly human pathogens, like the West Nile ...

The brown anole, a nonnative lizard, has grown to be a common sight in Florida. However, it’s possible that its population is now declining, due to the arrival of Peters’s rock agama ...

An adult female Psorophora ciliata feeds on a human and a brown anole spreads its gullet, technically called a dewlap. Researchers in are looking at how a turf war between lizards in Florida ...

Of Florida's 60-some-odd lizards, the brown anole is among 50 or more invaders and believed most responsible for drastic declines in the native green anole and possibly other species.

University of Florida researchers are studying how the rise of a new invasive lizard and the decline of another one could potentially raise the risk of mosquito-borne diseases.

Two Florida anole lizards are getting laughs on social media for spending 30 minutes battling through a screen, video shows. Florida Watch two goofy lizards try to fight each other — through a ...

In many areas, the anole has disappeared, and the redheaded agama are now basking in the sun. While neither lizard is known to carry disease that mosquitoes can contract and then pass on to humans ...

Of Florida's 60-some-odd lizards, the brown anole is among 50 or more invaders and believed most responsible for drastic declines in the native green anole and possibly other species.

Two Florida anole lizards are getting laughs on social media for spending 30 minutes battling through a screen, video shows. National Watch two goofy lizards try to fight each other ...