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1 Horned lizards are odd-looking reptiles! Unlike most lizards, horned lizards have wide, flattened bodies and blunt snouts that make them look more like toads than lizards. In fact, "horned toads" or "horny toads" are their other nicknames, even though horned lizards are not related to toads at all! There are 15 different species of horned lizards. All of them have horn-like spines on their bodies. Most of them live in the United States. Some find their homes in southern Canada or Central America. Horned lizards prefer hot, dry homes. Hence, deserts are where most horned lizards can be found.![]() |
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