Male brown anole lizards use head-bobbing and dewlap extension (flashing their orange throat fan) as territorial displays to warn intruders to back off, demonstrating how animals communicate dominance and establish boundaries through visual signals.
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This lizard actually threatened me… 💀#shortsAjouté :
Oh, hi there, little bird. Hey.
What are you doing in my yard? It's looking at me. Yeah, I see you with that camera. You think this is a game? I just want to make you famous.
>> neck flap. That means back off, buddy.
Keep moving. All right. All right.
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