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The giraffe weevil (Trachelophorus giraffa) is a form of beetle native to Madagascar, is so-called because of its distended neck that rises up above its carapace. The long neck above a sloped body is reminiscent of the African giraffe. Giraffe weevils live in forests, spending almost their entire lives on a tree known as the “giraffe beetle tree”. The anecdotal "giraffe beetle tree," known by its scientific name Dichaetanthera arborea, is found only in Madagascar. It provides both home and diet for the giraffe weevil. In addition to eating the leaves of this tree, the giraffe weevil also nests in it. Unlike their strange look, the giraffe weevil is completely harmless. They show no aggression towards humans or other species. The giraffe weevil cannot bite or sting and, therefore, are not dangerous to humans.
The bright red shell that covers the back of the giraffe weevil is called the elytra. It is a form of the hardened forewing, although it is not formally a wing. The elytra form a casing to protect the fragile hind wings that lay underneath, which are used for flying. To fly, the giraffe weevil, like any other flying beetle, will hold open the scarlet elytra as it lifts and then rotates its hindwings, which are made of a membranous material.
The total body length of the males is just under an inch (2.5 cm), among the longest for any attelabid species. The male giraffe weevil's neck can be up to three times as long as his female counterpart. The length of the beetle's neck is used primarily for nest building and fighting with other male giraffe weevils. Fighting between giraffe weevils is typically done during the mating season, where the male weevils attempt to impress the females by defeating other weevils. The neck itself is used as a weapon to push and wrestle with the opponent, it is rare that one of the opponents will die in the course of a fight.
This unusual neck also comes in handy when it comes time to build a nice little home for their children. The Giraffe Weevil will use its neck to roll up a portion of a leaf on its host plant. The female will then lay a single egg inside of the newly created leaf tube before snipping the tube away from the rest of the leaf. Once the egg hatches the little larvae will have a nice vegetarian meal as they eat their rolled-up nest to get some energy to start their life.
These species are not listed as threatened or endangered, their population is thought to be healthy and, remarkably, they are not predated by any other species. It is suspected that the eggs may be occasionally eaten by smaller bugs, leading the male to protectively hang around after mating, but even this is not proven.
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Agama is a type of lizard. There are more than 60 species of agama that are native to Africa, Europe, and Asia. Agamas are the most dominant type of lizards in Africa. They are very flexible animals that can easily adapt to the changes in their environment. In the past, agamas were living in the forests of Africa. When forests began to disappear, agama managed to adapt to life in open spaces. Most species of agama live in mountains, rocky steppes, and arid areas. Certain species of agama have adapted to life in both rural and urban areas. Some people keep agamas as pets because of the beautiful coloration of their bodies. Agamas are not listed as endangered animals.
Red-headed rock agamas can be found native in countries such as Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Cabo Verde, Chad, Gabon, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Kenya, Liberia, Mali, Mauritania, Nigeria, Senegal, Togo, and Madagascar. These lizards live in deserts, savannas, forests, and mountains. They also occur in urban and suburban areas. They are a semi desert-dwelling species that live within rock crevices. If close to man, they may even live within their huts or gardens.
The male African Red Headed Agama has a bright red head and a deep blue body. These colors may intensify during the breeding season. Females and young male Red Headed Agamas are olive green or brown with cream-colored bellies. This reptile can grow to be about 14 inches long from tip to tail. Agama lizards are sometimes called rainbow lizards because of the colorful displays put on by the dominant males. While most agamas are green and brown, dominant males show off by rapidly turning their bodies blue and their heads bright red or yellow. Changes in coloration play a key role in their behavior, communication, and reproduction. They reach an adult length of around 12 to 14 inches heads to the tip of tail, males tend to be slightly larger than females. Agamas communicate mainly with their bodies, either through movements and postures or by changing colors. Red-headed agamas spend their days hunting for food, basking in the sun, and occasionally seeking out a bit of shade to cool down.
Most agamas live in small groups with the dominant male ruling over several females and sub-males. While sunning themselves each morning, the dominant male will claim the most elevated spot, with subordinates in lower areas. Agamas hunt by the vision and prefer to wait for an insect to come by. Their sticky tongues help them hold onto prey.
Agamas mainly eat insects, especially ants, grasshoppers, beetles, and termites. They will also consume berries, other fruit, seeds, eggs, flowers, grasses, and even small mammals. They wait in shadows for prey to pass by. When it does, they give chase and catch it, usually with the aid of their sticky, mucous-coated tongues.
Females are sexually mature at age 14 to 18 months; males reach maturity at 2 years. Only the dominant male mates with the females in his territory. Mating tends to occur in the wet season, but agamas can breed any time they have access to water. A male courts a female by head-bobbing to her. After mating, the female digs a two-inch (5-cm)-a deep hole in moist, sandy soil where she lays five to seven eggs. During the day, she leaves the top open so that the sun can warm the eggs; at night, she covers the hole with plant matter. Hatchlings emerge in eight to ten weeks.
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has not evaluated this lizard, however, there are no significant threats to this species.
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The Gila (HEE-la) is the largest venomous lizard native to the United States. They are named after the Arizona Gila River Basin, where they were first discovered. The Gila Monster lives in scrubland, succulent desert, and oak woodland. Though Gila Monster is a desert animal, it prefers to live close to water resources. Their habitat includes humidity supporting microclimate, hence they prefer underground burrows and thickets. They shelter in caves, crevices, and thickets in the Southwestern United States and Mexico. Sonora, Arizona, parts of California, New Mexico, Nevada, and Utah.
Gila monsters (Heloderma suspectum) are heavy-bodied lizards covered with beadlike scales, called osteoderms, that are black and yellow or pink covering all but their belly. The color patterns on their skin help them camouflage under vegetation in the desert. Their bulky bodies, slow-moving stride, thick forked tongue, and snorting hisses reinforce the name Gila monster. Gila Monsters grow to weigh 1.8 kg and a length including the tail of up to 50 cm.
Gila monsters need high-protein food, but they cannot chase fast-moving prey like other meat-eaters. As carnivores, Gila monsters do not have very good eyesight; when they hunt, they use their senses of taste and smell. To track prey, the Gila monster flicks its forked tongue out to pick up scent particles in the air. These lizards are not very fast, so they need to sneak up on prey and bite them before they get away. Their prey includes birds’ eggs and nestlings, rodents, frogs, lizards, insects, centipedes, and worms, they may also eat carrion. It can eat almost a third of its body weight in one meal. The giant Gila Monster does not chew its food but directly swallows it. The monster’s venomous saliva may be more useful as a defense against predators rather than for hunting because most of the lizard’s prey is small enough to be subdued by the strength of the bite.
A Gila monster bite is painful to humans, but it rarely causes death. The bite of a Gila monster is very strong, and the lizard may not loosen its grip for several seconds. Gila monsters tend to avoid humans and other large wildlife. To warn off potential predators, they open their mouths very wide and hiss.
Although these tough "monsters" are often thought of as being practically predator-free, an assortment of animals is suspected of sometimes hunting them. These animals include foxes, mountain lions, coyotes, and birds of prey.
They are diurnal but most active in the morning. They spend about 95 percent of their time underground and emerge only to hunt for food or to take a sunbathe. They store fat both in their tails and their bodies. Gila Monsters can consume all the calories they need for a year in three or four large meals.
Gila Monsters are solitary animals. These reptiles live on their own except during mating. They live with other dessert animals in their habitat preying on one another.
The Gila Monster lives from 20-30 years in the wild. Brumation, also known as one of the hibernation processes of cold-blooded animals, helps them regulate their body temperature to survive harsh climates. They shed their skin like other reptiles, but the female sheds all of its skin a fortnight before laying the eggs.
Gila monsters seem to have a loose social structure and occasionally share shelters. Males compete for mates by engaging in carefully choreographed wrestling matches, in which the biggest and strongest wins.
They attain sexual maturity at four years of age. Breeding season for Gila monsters is usually in early summer. The male makes the first move, and if rejected the female bites the male and chases it away. Otherwise, the pair go into their shelter. The female digs a hole lays a clutch of large, leathery, oval-shaped eggs in the hole, and covers them. The eggs are not buried very deep, so the heat of the sun incubates them. A female lays a clutch of about six to thirteen eggs. The eggs are about 6.3 cm long and weigh about 40 grams. About four months later, the baby Gila monsters break out of their eggs and crawl to the surface. They are only a few inches long but look like miniature adults with more vivid coloring. The hatchlings are ready to begin life on their own.
The Gila monster has one of the worst reputations in the reptile world. This lizard is often feared and has been described as frightful and repulsive, especially in local folklore. It has been accused of many things, such as spitting venom, leaping several feet in the air to attack, stinging with its tongue, and killing people with gusts of poisonous breath.
In 1952, the Gila monster became the first venomous animal to be given legal protection. According to the IUCN Red List, Gila Monster's status is near threatened. With many predators, human encroachment in their habitats, their numbers have reduced.
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