The Texas Horned Lizard

The reptile's remarkable longevity extended to the life span of his medea co as readers receive frequent up dates about his gradual emergence from hibernation. People wondered if someone showed up to the opening with a live lizard and swapped it in for the dead, blinking. But doctors examined him pointed out that his horns and claws had been worn down, which suggested that he had spent some period of his entombment trying to escape. A local business man offered the 19 28 equivalent of 18 thousand dollars to anyone who could even find a live texas horned lizard. The next day, made the cover of the new york times.