What is another word for ophisaurus?
Pronunciation: [ˌɒfɪsˈɔːɹəs] (IPA) 
Ophisaurus is a scientific name for a genus of lizards, commonly known as the glass lizards or legless lizards. These reptiles are found in various regions of the world and are known for their long and slender bodies, which can easily be mistaken for snakes. Some synonyms for Ophisaurus include worm lizard, glass snake, snake lizard, and limbless lizard. These names describe their unique characteristics, such as their elongated bodies, which resemble earthworms, their ability to break their tails like snakes, and their lack of limbs. Despite their resemblance to snakes, these legless lizards are not venomous and pose no harm to humans.
