Cincinnati’s streets are teeming with thousands of small, scaly residents—common wall lizards, also known as Lazarus lizards.

Are Cincinnati's lizards getting bigger? National Geographic highlighted the city's unusual lizard population, noting they're "getting larger." ...

Foremost are the lizards' scaly hind toes, which resemble snowshoes and keep them from sinking as they sprint away from predators. Top Mojave fringe-toed lizard speeds have been clocked at 23 miles ...