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Lizards hibernate during the cold periods of the year, making their homes in tree trunks, rocks and wherever they can find shelter. Lizards are cold-blooded ecnotherms with no internal heating capabilities, so they must rely on heat from external sources. When winter comes, they are forced into hibernation

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Lizards live in deserts, forests, prairies, marshes, and rocky areas. Most lizards live on the ground or in trees.

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Lizards have external ears (ear holes) and eyelids. Snakes no not have external earsand they do not have eyelids, instead they have a special clear scale that protects their eyes. Different legless lizard species live in many places around the world and come in different sizes and colors.

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Reptile scale. Reptile skin is covered with scutes or scales which, along with many other characteristics, distinguish reptiles from animals of other classes. Scales are made of alpha and beta keratin and are formed from the epidermis (contrary to fish, in which the scales are formed from the dermis).

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Lizard (including geckos) and turtles retinas contain multicolored oil droplets in their photoreceptors, so they can perceive color. The opsin proteins in the cones in the eye are "calibrated" to detect different wavelengths. In many species, this enables them to see into the higher wavelengths beyond the scope of unaided human vision: into the UV range.

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A lizards nose functions as both as a breathing organ and an external organ of smell, but this olfactory instrument isn't the animals only mean of smell. For lizards and snakes, the tongue and Jacobson's organ are the real key to olfactory key.

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Geckos have bristle-like structures, called setae on the bottom of
their feet. These setae
allow the lizard to adhere

to surfaces without the use of liquids or surface tension. This is why
you often see geckos climbing walls and glass.