The frills are a warning for predators. Frilled-neck lizards frill their necks for a few different reasons, primarily for defense and communication. Frilled lizards use their frills to communicate ...

Like Goldilocks tasting porridge, female frilled-neck lizards test dozens of nesting sites, digging holes and probing with their snouts for temperature conditions that are just right. The temperature ...

Frilled-neck lizards rely on one of the most dramatic defensive displays in the animal kingdom, rapidly expanding a large neck frill to appear bigger and more threatening. The transcript shows how ...

FITZROY CROSSING, Australia, June 2 (UPI) --An Australian man who encountered a frilled-neck lizard on a dirt road attempted to usher it off of the roadway but instead caught the irritable reptile's ...

Ever heard of a reptile turning into a full-on chase scene? Well, buckle up because a frilled-neck lizard in Australia is here to show you what that looks like. In a wild (and slightly terrifying) ...

Male frill-necked lizards compete with one another to win the love of a lucky lady dragon. Koolamana (a frill-necked lizard) is an iconic resident of the Kimberley. When the rains begin to fall, the ...

Australia is filled with creepy crawlers and animals that would love to be your demise. Earlier this year, Ricky Mackenzie was exploring the Fitzroy Crossing in Western Australia’s Kimberley region ...

Imagine being a predator looking for an easy meal. You spot a small lizard basking on a rock and move in for the attack. At once, its tail detaches and begins to dance in front of you. Maybe this ...