basiliscus

Synonyms

Noun
1. Basiliscus
2. genus Basiliscus, reptile genus

Usage

Jaw-dropping footage shows miraculous 'Jesus Christ lizard' avoiding becoming lunch by sprinting on water - BBC Wildlife Magazine

The Jesus lizard (Basiliscus basiliscus), reaching up to 80 centimeters in length and speeds of 2 meters per second, runs across river surfaces to escape predators, transforming water into an escape route and revealing how surface tension, microbubbles, and - CPG Click Petróleo e Gás

Running on water: Three-dimensional force generation by basilisk lizards - PNAS

On this day: The U.S. Congress authorised the Gulf War in 1991 - Philenews

Meet the Jesus Christ lizard that walks on water (and other fascinating reptiles around the world) - The Indian Express

Basilisk Lizard - A-Z Animals

Mexican west coast rattlesnake: one of the largest rattlesnakes in the world - oneearth.org

DEVRIESEASIS IN A PLUMED BASILISK (BASILISCUS PLUMIFRONS) AND CHINESE WATER DRAGONS (PHYSIGNATHUS COCINCINUS) IN A ZOOLOGIC COLLECTION - BioOne

Jesus Christ lizard that walks on water, two headed snake and other unique reptiles around the globe - The Times of India

Holiday snap: the Jesus Christ lizard - Why Evolution Is True

What cold lizards in Miami can tell us about climate change resilience - WashU

What a mysterious new cave creature means for Bermuda’s underworld - BBC Wildlife Magazine

Costa Rica Wildlife: Meet the Common Basilisk - The Tico Times

Reptiles may be spreading deadly amphibian disease in the tropics - Smithsonian Insider

Study shows that you can run on water...on the moon. - Discover Magazine

Masterpieces Revisited: Da Vinci's Mona Lisa - DW.com

Scientists catalog the world’s 10,000th reptile - news - Mongabay

Identification of Late Pleistocene and Holocene fossil lizards from Hall’s Cave (Kerr County, Texas) and a primer on morphological variation in North American lizard skulls - PLOS

Viral video: Lizard on the loose at Upstate preschool - WYFF News 4

“Hunger drives the lizard to make a second attempt.” Watch brutal BBC footage of an opossum fighting off a huge lizard to save her babies - BBC Wildlife Magazine

Gustav Klimt: worth a thousand kisses - DW.com

How 'Jesus Lizards' Walk on Water - National Geographic

Science/Nature | How lizards walk on water - BBC

Late Roman Empire gold coin surprises in Gorny & Mosch auction - Coin World

With Our Origins as a Standard - Real Oviedo | Web Oficial

Lizards filmed 'walking on water' - BBC

Picture of the Day: The Mexican West Coast Rattlesnake - TwistedSifter

Cold-blooded creatures: Matthijs Kuijpers' astonishing closeups – in pictures - The Guardian

Lizard filmed 'walking on water' - BBC

Memory of Saint Daniel the Stylite - Orthodox Times

Babibasiliscus Alxi "Jesus Lizard" Ran On Water 50-M Years Ago - SlashGear

8 fastest reptiles in world - DNA India

Mumbai Airport Customs Foil Four Wildlife Smuggling Attempts From Bangkok; 284 Exotic Animals Seized, Five - Free Press Journal

Foreign Language Equivalents

Foreign Language Equivalents of 'basiliscus'
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French			Spanish

Misspellings - Typos

basiliscud,   nasiliscus,   basiiliscus,   bassiliscus,   basilicsus,   badiliscus,   basiiscus,   basilidcus,   basiliacus,   basoliscus,   bbasiliscus,   basilisxus,   basiliscis,   basiliscuss,   baailiscus,   bsiliscus,   basiliscua,   basilsicus,   basiliscsu,   bailiscus,   basilicus,   bssiliscus,   basliiscus,   basilisvus,   basiluscus,   basikiscus,   basi;iscus,   basiliscuus,   basliscus,   baisliscus,   basuliscus,   basiliscu,   basilisccus,   basilliscus,   basilscus,   basiilscus,   basilisscus,   vasiliscus,   basiliscys,   basilisus,   bsailiscus,   basiloscus,   asiliscus,   absiliscus,   baasiliscus,   basiliscs,   basiliiscus,   basilisucs

Words Starting with Letter - 'A'

a	a battery	a billion
a bit	a bit much	a capella singing
a cappella singing	a couple of	a few
a fortiori	a good deal	a great deal
a horizon	a hundred	a hundred and one
a hundred thousand	a hundred times	a kempis
a la carte	a la mode	a level
a little	a lot	a million

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