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| The following pictures appear courtesy of Matt Ingrasci and depict a male Crotaphytus collaris from the Southern Flint Hills. | |
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Here's a shot of the male when first found. |
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The lizard subsequently wedged himself in the wheel of their truck and was ungrateful for his removal. |
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In this picture, the teeth are visible as well as the damage to the human finger! |
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Even upon release, the lizard was tenacious and attacked once more. |
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| These pictures are of a male from near Manhattan; photos by Jeremy Huff and used with permission. |
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| The next two pictures are of a disgruntled male from Ellis County. Apparently, Kansas collared lizards are fairly aggressive! |
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| These two photographs are used with permission from Eitan Grunwald, who has an outstanding field herping site. |
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