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The lizard is more active during wet seasons because there is more food and water available. They mostly live in trees and blend in with the tree. They also have scales which helps them not lose any water.

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https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/reptiles/f/frilled-lizard/

http://bioweb.uwlax.edu/bio203/s2007/acker_kimb/Adaptation.htm

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Frilled lizards belong to the dragon family. They live in the warm, tropical temperatures and in Northern Australia.

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When the lizard is scared, he will stand on his hind legs, open his colorful skin flap that surrounds his head, and hiss at the predator.

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When I walk in the rain on windy days with my umbrella, it flips up causing me to get wet. I have to constantly pull the umbrella down or it breaks which defeats the purpose of having an umbrella.

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While I was researching the problem, many people said they just ditch the umbrella and get wet. They get frustrated having to fight the umbrella.

Or, people said just point your umbrella towards the wind and it will help keep the umbrella from flipping. However, that does not always work and can still cause you to get wet.

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The frilled neck lizard has a long tail and skin flap that could maybe solve my problem.

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Like the lizard's tail, make a long piece that connects to the rods of the umbrella to the handle to hold the umbrella down.

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Add a flap similar to the skin flap inside the umbrella to give the umbrella more support

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The skin flap has tiny spikes on it, so I can make the flap for the umbrella have spikes to connect it to the rods on the umbrella.