Mexican beaded lizards are a species of large lizards closely related to Gila monsters. They live in Mexico, and like the Gila monster, have a venomous bite. Here are some fascinating beaded lizard ...

These lizards may look harmless. But, keep your guard up because the Mexican Beaded Lizard is one of few known types of lizards to be venomous. When a Mexican Beaded Lizard bites into its prey, it ...

We report first records of the Guatemalan beaded lizard (Heloderma horridum charlesbogerti) from the Pacific versant of Guatemala. The presence of this lizard in the region further substantiates the ...

THE number of NATURE for July 30, which I have only just seen, contains (p. 295) a criticism of a statement of mine, to which I have to answer. It is stated in my paper on the osteology of Heloderma ...

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