Among the nine or so horned lizards in the U.S., the Texas Horned Lizard is considered “the prairie species”. In fact, before they were called “Texas Horned Lizards”, their first common name was “Plains Horned Toad”. They were even historic...

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A zoo-hatched and artificially reintroduced Texas Horned Lizard, released by Harrison Rich in Blanco County, Texas, by way of the San Antonio Zoo. Photos © Lindsey Ebert 2026; Bison Trace Habitats, LLC/Rehorning Texas.

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