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Rob_H
at Wed Oct 1 07:35:34 2003 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Rob_H ]
The viviparous lizard (a lacerta) is the only lizard whose range extends into the Arctic circle. Wall lizards can survive very cold winters; I would assume that they're blood contains large amounts of glycerol or some other 'anti freeze' during hibernation because many species live in Germany where the temp often gets to -10 C.
Come on, just because you haven't seen them does not mean they aren't there!
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If any lizard can, it'll be lacerta! - Rob_H, Wed Oct 1 07:35:34 2003
