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Lizards Facts & Statistics
Male basilisks have a frill running down their backs all the way to the tail.
04/20/2010 from
animals.nationalgeographic.com
The term basilisk comes from an Ancient Greek Legend that refers to a small snake, no more than 12 fingers in length, that has a lethal gaze. It was the king of the snakes and the most poisonous creature on Earth.
04/20/2010 from
monsters.monstrous.com
Basilisks escape predators by sprinting across water. Their webbed feet keep them on the surface while their tail acts as a counterweight.
04/20/2010 from
animals.nationalgeographic.com