What is another word for Anguid Lizard?
Pronunciation: [ˈaŋɡwɪd lˈɪzəd] (IPA) 
The Anguid Lizard, also known as the slowworm or glass snake, is a legless lizard native to Europe and Asia. The scientific name for this species is Anguidae, which refers to a family of reptiles that includes several species of lizards, skinks, and snakes. Synonyms for the Anguid Lizard include the blindworm, jointed snake, and glass legless lizard. These synonyms are derived from the lizard's unique physical features, such as its long and slender body, which resembles a snake, and its jointed but small legs. Despite its snake-like appearance, the Anguid Lizard is harmless to humans and feeds primarily on insects and small rodents.
