Rare 'Pinocchio lizard' studied in effort to save it

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A long lizard nose is an important part of their social interactions and a unique aspect of the natural history of this remarkable lizard. Scientists say the more they know about its behavior, the better the chances they have to save it.
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Published On: 03-Apr-15 06:16 AM
Source: ScienceDaily

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