The genus Ophisaurus is a group of lizards commonly known as glass lizards. These legless reptiles are similar in appearance to snakes but have eyelids and external ear openings, which distinguish them from the latter. Variations in their scientific name have led to several synonyms, including the names Anguis, Colobosaura, Eryx, Ophiodes, and Pseudopus. Glass lizards are found in various regions worldwide and are known for their distinct movements and behaviors. They are primarily terrestrial and feed on insects, small rodents, and other small animals. The glass lizards are a unique and fascinating group of reptiles that continue to capture the interest of researchers and enthusiasts alike.