10K views · 252 reactions | 年 Have you seen a frill-necked lizard in action? They gape their mouth, spread their frill to look larger, and even lunge forward. This behaviour is used in territorial displays, during courtship, and to discourage predators.'  ✏️Ross McGibbon in Mount Molloy, QLD | ABC Open | ABC Australia | Facebook

Did you know... Lizards can fly between trees by fanning out the skin attached to their ribcage? So what happens when a Lizard is being pursued by a flying snake? Borneo: Island in the Clouds Premieres Sunday, 22 February at 6:30pm AEDT Nat Geo WILD http://natgeotv.com.au/tv/borneo-island-in-the-clouds/ | National Geographic Australia

The frill-necked #lizard has a built-in anatomical shock factor…..When threatened, he opens his mouth wide and erects a huge scaly membrane that frames his head. Sometimes, looking big and aggressive might just be enough to put off an attacker!🦎 | Love Nature