The horned lizard lives in hot, desert areas & is preyed on by large mammals like coyotes. When threatened, it can squirt a stream of blood from its eye at the enemy, scaring them away. The blood comes from a sac under the eye & can be squirted up to 2 metres away! | Horror4Kids

Horned-Lizard Amore—. Photographing wild horses in Oregon’s Southeast high desert region, and talking about rattlers, my friend Alice with me nearly jumped to the sky when she saw movement at her feet- almost stepped on a horned lizard… we discovered there were two. They look like dirt clods so well camouflaged - luckily they moved in time. The smaller one is the male andhad other priorities so didn’t seem to care we were there at all. The female, much larger, and to me seemed much smarter than

Mark finds a baby dragon! ( Desert Horned Lizard)

This lizard can shoot blood from its... - Brave Wilderness

The Texas horned lizard really knows how to soak in the moment 😎 This desert veteran can rehydrate simply by standing in water. A network of capillary channels between the scales of its waterproof skin directs water straight into its mouth. Then, using tiny jaw movements, the lizard pulls the water in for drinking. | National Geographic TV