Lizards are a type of reptile, and most lizards have four limbs, are cold-blooded, and are carnivores. They have external ears, which is a feature that not all reptiles share. Lizards also have a distinctive feature called autonomy. They can ditch their tails to run away from predators.
Their vision is superior, as they communicate through the vivid colors on their bodies. The most common lizards include geckos, chameleon, iguanas, and Komodo dragons. Reptiles, on the other hand, occur in many different groups of organisms. These include crocodiles, snakes, turtles, or tuataras.
All reptiles are cold-blooded, and they typically live on the ground, but some may live in the trees. The skin of snakes is relatively thin and is protected by scales or scutes. Their base skin develops a shield. Most reptiles feed on other insects, and currently, turtles are the only group of reptiles that is herbivorous.