Thorny dragons, a species of small lizard native to Australia, appear to be able to drink from their feet, but in reality their ridged scales can move water via capillary action towards the lizard’s mouth, allowing it to “drink” by putting its limbs against a water source.
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Thorny dragons, a species of small lizard native to Australia, appear to be able to drink from their feet, but in reality their ridged scales can move water via capillary action towards the lizard’s mouth, allowing it to “drink” by putting its limbs against a water source.
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