
- 12-20 inches
- 8-10 years
- Fruit and small animals
- Native to Cuba, but introduced in Florida Trees
Oriental knight anoles eat insects, spiders, fruit, small birds, mammals, frogs, eggs, and even other lizards. Their voracious appetites make them a troublesome invasive species in South Florida. Although not dangerous to humans, they are irritable and often bite at the slightest provocation.
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