Rising lizard temperatures may change predator-prey relationship with snakes

ScienceDaily
Jan 7, 2021, 11:24 am109 pts
Researchers have discovered that predation by snakes is pushing lizards to be active at warmer body temperatures on islands where snakes are present, in comparison to islands free from snakes. The findings show that lizard thermal biology is highly dependent on predation pressures and that body temperatures are…

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