Super Sized Anole!

The video explores the Cuban Nitinol lizard, an invasive species in South Florida. It highlights its physical characteristics, such as its bright green color and sticky tongue, and its behavior, including its diurnal nature and opportunistic feeding habits. The lizard's unique features, like its gecko-like toe pads, make it an excellent climber. The presenter shares a personal encounter, demonstrating the lizard's sharp teeth and handling challenges. The video concludes with an invitation to subscribe for more wildlife adventures.

What species did the narrator initially mistake the Cuban Knight Anole for?

• A collared lizard

• A green iguana

• A gecko

• A chameleon

What is the primary diet of the Cuban Knight Anole?

• Other lizards

• Birds

• Insects

• Fruits

How does the Cuban Knight Anole's tongue differ from a chameleon's?

• It cannot shoot out

• It is not sticky

• It is not used for feeding

• It is longer

What unique feature helps the Cuban Knight Anole climb effectively?

• Sharp claws

• Long tail

• Toe pads like a gecko

• Strong legs

What is the texture of the Cuban Knight Anole's skin described as?

• Rough and scaly

• Smooth and shiny

• Hard and bumpy

• Soft like suede