(photo from richard-seaman.com)
Kal is 8 and loves to learn & share facts about animals. He dictates his posts for his mom & dad so that it's all written in his own voice. Mom & Dad do not do any fact-checking, but Kal seems to have an uncanny memory for all things animal-related. He hopes that one day his blog will be as famous as National Geographic.
Thursday, December 29, 2011
Horned Toad Lizard
The horned toad lizard lives in the North American desert. Now there is a reason for it having horns on its back. Well for one reason it makes it harder for other creatures to chomp it. And another reason is this: tiny, itsy-bitsy drops of dew are lead into its mouth by the horns. They make a trail that leads to a corner of its mouth. And it's a pretty fast creature too. It is a good sprinter. And on the plus side, it can camouflage.
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