The lizards (Lacertilia, Günther 1867) in countries of the Latin language, commonly called Sauri (Sauria, which in some classifications integrates with reptiles and birds) are a suborder of reptiles belonging to the order Squamata, along with snakes or snakes (Serpentes Ophidia or ). are mostly quadrupedal, with legs not evident (as in Anguidi Anguis fragilis) sensitive (as in scincidi Luscengola) and have no external ears pavilion (for the individual animals you see at the bottom category Sauri ). The size of adults of this species can vary from a few centimeters (some Caribbean geckos) to nearly three meters (Komodo Dragon). Some lizards are
able to change color. The most famous example is the chameleon, and in Italy the different species of geckos, but this feature may belong to other genres. Usually they are insectivores or carnivores. Some species are herbivores or omnivores, a typical example of these is the Iguana, which is unable to digest animal protein. (Wikipedia)
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