The wee anole relies mostly on camouflage to hide from predators such as birds, snakes, mammals and other lizards ... to live and work at a depth of 656 feet (200 meters) for up to a month.

To test whether water anoles are an exception to the rule, Swierk prevented the formation of normal rebreathing bubbles over the lizards' nostrils by applying a commercial emollient to their skin ...

Growing anywhere between 3-5 feet long, these slithering beauties ... If you’re after a small pet for compact homes, look no further than an Anoles. Pronounced ‘ah-no-lees’, these brightly colored ...

“Lizard skin is hydrophobic. Typically, that allows air to stick very tightly to the skin and permits this bubble to form.

Can the loss of a common lizard targeted by mosquitoes for blood meals lead to more people contracting diseases like West ...

A species of semi-aquatic lizard creates bubbles to breathe underwater and avoid predators, with studies suggesting a vital ...

Now, a biologist has explored exactly how it works. Anolis aquaticus, or the water anole, is a common lizard species native to Central America. This small, semi-aquatic creature was long known to ...

Upon diving, these anoles exhale to create a bubble that surrounds their head, held on by the lizards' water-repelling skin. "When water anoles dive, their hydrophobic ("water-repelling") skin ...