Spotted a lizard doing push ups? Here's why they do it and why they don't get tired of doing it.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In Arizona, spotting a lizard is as common as finding sunscreen in your glovebox. These scaly little sunbathers love soaking up ...

Lizards' push-up movements are actually a form of communication. Both male and female lizards can perform push-up displays.

May I have your attention, please? ROBO-LIZARD A precisely programmed lizard robot grabs real lizards’ attention as it performs three push-ups. After the robo-lizard has everyone’s attention, it ...

This article was published in Scientific American’s former blog network and reflects the views of the author, not necessarily those of Scientific American Have you ever been walking through the forest ...

It’s all about getting attention. We’re not referring to the reason motorists blast booming music through their cars’ tinny speakers, or why those bored-looking folks toss and twirl furniture sale ...

Grabbing someone's attention from a distance is a challenge, particularly under noisy conditions but, according to a new study, anole lizards have devised a successful "look at me" technique: They ...

In Arizona, spotting a lizard is as common as finding sunscreen in your glovebox. These scaly little sunbathers love soaking up the heat and if you catch one doing push-ups, don’t worry, it’s not ...