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    Nocturnal Terrestrial Herbivorous Lizard...Do they exist?

    After a fairly busy morning, my day took a dramatic crawl of a pace after lunch. All of my projects for work are up to par...nothing to do at the house...animals are all good...so I decided to catch up on some much needed sleep.

    Except my mind had other ideas...questions...

    I lay, allowing my mind to race as I am too tired to keep up. Everything is going swell...but after random...very random chain of thoughts, I find myself stuck on a question to where I can not find the answer...unless I am overlooking the obvious.

    There are many herbivorous lizards. Diurnal and Nocturnal...Terrestrial and Arboreal. Thinkings of all the different combinations...I could not think of a Nocturnal Terrestrial Herbivorous specie.

    So I ask you...lizard gurus....do they exist?

    Please supplement 'Yes' answers with an actual specie for the smart AStronauts.


    Disclaimer: I did not proof-read this. I am tired.
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    Re: Nocturnal Terrestrial Herbivorous Lizard...Do they exist?

    I stumped the forum...
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    Lol you sure did! Ya know, I'm sure one has to exist. I could swear I've seen nature shows in the past with a lizard running around at night. The only thing that really comes to mind though is salamanders and newts but they are amphibians.. I'm stumped!

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    Yes! They are called 'hipsters'.

    The hipster:
    Mostly herbivorous.
    Nocturnal.
    Refrains from heights, and anything generally dangerous.

    To spot a hipster in the wild look for skinny jeans, terrible hair cuts, and several arm tattoos.

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    Re: Nocturnal Terrestrial Herbivorous Lizard...Do they exist?

    I was going to answer Monkey-tailed Skink, but they're primarily arboreal. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solomon_Islands_skink

    Hmmmm... I'm stumped!

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    Re: Nocturnal Terrestrial Herbivorous Lizard...Do they exist?

    Hmm, I keep thinking about this and one thing came to mind, maybe someone knows, but can a herbivorous nocturnal reptile even exist? Meaning, are there a lot of plant sources that provide vitamin D (that a reptile would eat)?
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    The thing is there are herbivorous diurnal lizards, but they are mostly arboreal (iguanids).

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    Alright, here you go: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galapagos_Land_Iguana

    What do I win?

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    Oh I forgot, it's supposed to be nocturnal. Nope, you've got me there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LizardPants View Post
    Oh I forgot, it's supposed to be nocturnal. Nope, you've got me there.
    This is a tough one for sure!



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