Anolis Lizard Behavior in Costa Rican Rainforest

In the Costa Rican rainforest, the Anolis lizard's feeding and mating behaviors are explored. The male lizard uses a rust-colored throat sack to court a female, leading to mating. This behavior is likened to human courtship, highlighting the lizard's unique mating rituals.

What is the consequence of the Anolis lizard's hunger in the rainforest?

• It leads to a decrease in the insect population.

• It results in the lizard shedding its skin.

• It causes the lizard to migrate.

• It makes the lizard more aggressive.

What additional benefit does the female lizard gain from shedding her skin?

• It attracts more insects.

• It makes her faster.

• It helps her camouflage.

• It provides extra nutrition.

How does the male lizard try to attract the female?

• By making loud noises.

• By changing colors.

• By building a nest.

• By inflating his throat sack.

What is the female lizard's reaction to the male's display?

• She is impressed.

• She ignores him.

• She runs away.

• She attacks him.

How does the male lizard feel after mating?

• Anxious.

• Proud and puffed up.

• Indifferent.

• Tired and sleepy.