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Interesting facts about Lizards

The “Kommodo Dragon” lives in Indonesia and is the largest lizard in the world .   They belong to the species of Monitor lizard . They can reach up to 10 feet high and they are three meters wide .   They are carnivores and they can eat racoons , turtles and even humans. They can see 300 meters away, so they can catch their prey . The “Basilisk lizard” lives in the Amazon and is also known as the “Jesus Christ Lizard”. They can run over the water .   It has webbed feet and can run at speed of 86 mph .   They like to eat insects . The “Thorny devil” lives in the Mexican Desert .   Their bodies are covered with thorn . They like to eat ants and can eat 3000 of ants in a day . For hydration ,they absorbs the moisture from the air through the pores on their body .   This hydration system , is mimic by scientists, to provide water to people living in the area where there is scarcity of water. Geckos are the largest group of lizards ,about 5,000 species . F

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Travel blog-Austria Part-7

                                              Today , I went to Schonbrunn palace with my German teacher .   We went there by taking the ' Hop on  Hop off bus' for Vienna Sightseeing . Arriving at Schonbrunn Palace     The Palace is painted yellow because it was Queen Maria Thereasa’s summer residence . Summer residence of the Queen Maria Ther easa                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            As we entered through the palace gates into the courtyard , there were huge statues with fountains  on both sides Beautiful sculpture with fountain For taking visitors around the  palace, there were horse carriages which are called "Fiaker in  German  and the Sch