For a while we lived near a desert. Our dachshund would chase lizards and take off their tails. We had a lots of bobbed tailed lizards in the backyard.
We have small lizards in Central Florida. The cats love them both to chase & eat. I’ll watch the outside cats. They eat the whole lizard from head to tail. The only “remains” are a few drops of blood. Don’t know how they would react to a larger one.
When I was a kid I came home from school to see my mom on a chair yelling at one of our cats. Said cat had what would soon be just the tail of a lizard in his mouth. The rest of the lizard had run under our fish aquarium. It was so funny at the time. I was able to shoo the little guy outside and mom came down off the chair. Years later (in a different state) we were on the driveway (we lived in a house the was centered on 10 acres, so the driveway was long and muddy. Mom saw something in the road. It wound up being a huge toad. Again she was freaked out. The woman grew up at the end of the Great Depression. We ALWAYS had animals. At the time with the frog we had actually moved to a farm (hence the 10 acres). Her fear of reptiles was weird. I personally love them. My issues are with roaches. {shudder} Ten foot snake? No problem. Tarantula? Cool. Inch long roach? Commence shrieking and shaking.
C about 2 years ago
Wally, there’s a thin badger under the sofa
RobinHood about 2 years ago
Did Quincy wander over from Foxtrot?
angelolady Premium Member about 2 years ago
I like lizards, but am afraid to touch most of them. They look so mean! I can touch the sweet-looing ones….. Snakes? No problem. I’m so weird.
Zykoic about 2 years ago
For a while we lived near a desert. Our dachshund would chase lizards and take off their tails. We had a lots of bobbed tailed lizards in the backyard.
dadoctah about 2 years ago
Time to call in the neighborhood roadrunner. They love to hunt, kill and eat any kind of reptile (they’re even immune to rattlesnake venom).
ddl297 about 2 years ago
Don’t put him out! He can save you $$$ on insurance!
WDemBlk Premium Member about 2 years ago
We have small lizards in Central Florida. The cats love them both to chase & eat. I’ll watch the outside cats. They eat the whole lizard from head to tail. The only “remains” are a few drops of blood. Don’t know how they would react to a larger one.
jagedlo about 2 years ago
As long as it isn’t Dr. Conners from Spider-man…https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lizard_(character)
brick10 about 2 years ago
Wally, there’s a badger lizard under the sofa. Go get it!
papjimbob about 2 years ago
Let lazy leaping lizards lie so they can catch a fly — or nab a big black bug that’s crawling on the rug.
Zuria Premium Member about 2 years ago
Lizards get into our house with some frequency. Big strong husband refuses to touch ‘em. I must wrangle.
cuzinron47 about 2 years ago
You got your own handy little bug catcher, and they don’t mess thing up.
BlueKnight1966 about 2 years ago
NEVER LET A POLITICIAN OR A ZUCKERBERG IN YOUR HOUSE!
felinefan55 Premium Member about 2 years ago
When I was a kid I came home from school to see my mom on a chair yelling at one of our cats. Said cat had what would soon be just the tail of a lizard in his mouth. The rest of the lizard had run under our fish aquarium. It was so funny at the time. I was able to shoo the little guy outside and mom came down off the chair. Years later (in a different state) we were on the driveway (we lived in a house the was centered on 10 acres, so the driveway was long and muddy. Mom saw something in the road. It wound up being a huge toad. Again she was freaked out. The woman grew up at the end of the Great Depression. We ALWAYS had animals. At the time with the frog we had actually moved to a farm (hence the 10 acres). Her fear of reptiles was weird. I personally love them. My issues are with roaches. {shudder} Ten foot snake? No problem. Tarantula? Cool. Inch long roach? Commence shrieking and shaking.
Judy Hendrickson [Unnamed Reader - 852856] about 2 years ago
Awwwwwwww!!!! Lizards are sooo cute!!!!
Jaythor 7 months ago
Send Patrick in after it.