Multiple species of semi-aquatic anole lizards can breathe underwater — or rebreathe oxygen from their lungs — for up to 18 minutes, researchers recently found. A new report observed that anoles have hydrophobic skin. This trait is key for allowing a thin layer of air to form around their bodies, which then allows them to form a bubble of air that they can rebreathe from. Read more: https://news.mongabay.com/2021/05/hold-the-scuba-these-lizards-can-breathe-underwater/ | Mongabay.com

Farmer Kate is back with an educational video all about Juniper, our Cuban Knight Anole! These fascinating lizards are expert ambush predators, using their strong jaws to catch prey. They also have a large throat fan (or dewlap), which they use to communicate and defend their territory. Tune in to learn more about Juniper. | Cannon Hall Farm