Take the Gila monster, for example ... They store the fat from their food in their tails. Gila monsters are not an endangered species, but they are protected in the states where they live ...
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Arizona loves its lizards: Community helps ASU researcher uncover secrets of Gila monster DNAMaybe it has something to do with their adaptation to reduced water and reduced food availability ... but others like the Gila monster buck that for Z and W sex chromosomes.
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