I WONDER - How Do Lizards Escape From Their Predators?

The video discusses how lizards can detach their tails to escape predators. This adaptation helps them become lighter and distracts predators, aiding in their quick escape. The speaker reflects on how this would also distract them.

What is one reason lizards can detach their tails?

• To make themselves heavier

• To distract predators

• To help them swim

• To escape from danger

How does tail detachment help lizards escape from predators?

• It allows them to fly

• It makes them lighter

• It confuses the predator

• It increases their speed

What is the primary benefit of a lizard detaching its tail?

In what way does tail detachment serve as a distraction?

What might be a personal reaction to seeing a lizard detach its tail?