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A lizard wher...

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A lizard where head and neck turn red on being excited is

A

Calotes

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B

Chamaeleon

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C

Varanus

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Uromastix

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Solution

The correct option is A Calotes
Calotes are insectivorous and their head and neck turn red when it is victorious in combat or during courtship, which is the reason why they are commonly called blood suckers.
So, option A is the correct option.

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