Ancient Reptile Found in Snow! After a major snowstorm dumped nearly two feet of snow across Massachusetts and Rhode Island, a man made a surprising discovery while shoveling his driveway. As he cleared the snow, he noticed something dark sticking out. When it moved, he realized it was a large lizard buried beneath the snow. The animal was identified as a tegu — an exotic reptile not native to New England. Cold-blooded and unable to survive freezing temperatures, the lizard was barely alive. The

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The world’s smartest lizard! The Argentine black and white Tegu is often called the Einstein of lizards, because they considered the smartest reptile on the planet. They are the largest lizard in the Americas, growing up to 5 feet long, and are fairly docile. But be careful! Their powerful tails double as whips, making them a force to be reckoned with if threatened. They also have razor sharp claws and strong jaws. Rare for lizards, they can regulate their body temperature to survive in places l