“Anniella can blink at you, but snakes can’t because ... have been scouring the state for legless lizards for 15 years. When they began their research, only one type of legless lizard was ...

The creature looks nearly identical to a snake, but it can do two things a snake can’t: blink and detach its tail. The California legless lizard has moveable eyelids that give them the ability ...

Another element that slips past the perfume potion is the lizard. Blink Twice's opening shot is a bright green lizard on a rock, which stares at the camera lens while distorted sounds roar in the ...

One of the most important is that Anniella legless lizards can blink, snakes can't blink because they don't have eyelids. Legless lizards also don't shed their skin in one piece due to the fact ...

But even though they can’t blink, the membrane has to be cleaned somehow, so the lizards actually lick their eyeballs with their tongues. Some other cool things lizards can do with their tongues?

Some slender Australian lizards called skinks have gone from being five-fingered to legless (like most snakes) in just 3.6 million years, a new study finds. That's a blink of an eye in geologic time.