Lizard Puzzles

Lizard jigsaw puzzles from deserts, rainforests and islands: chameleons in the Madagascar forest, a Komodo dragon on an island beach, marine iguanas of the Galapagos, bearded dragons in the Outback and a crested gecko in the moss. In 100 to 1000 pieces.

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Chameleon, Gecko, Iguana and Other Lizard Puzzles

Forty scenes, from a backyard anole to the Komodo dragon.

Other lizards: a frilled lizard in the Outback, a horned lizard in the desert, a monitor lizard at the river, a blue-tailed skink, an anole on a hibiscus, a lizard on a stone wall, a tessellation and a collage of lizards of the world.

Which Piece Count? Scales repeat across the whole body, so use the eyes, feet and tail as landmarks. At 1000 pieces, a close-up portrait is the hardest kind of lizard scene.

You might also like our snake jigsaw puzzles and desert animal puzzles, or browse all reptile and amphibian puzzles.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is the largest lizard?

The Komodo dragon, a monitor lizard from a few Indonesian islands, which can reach about 10 feet in length.

Can lizards regrow their tails?

Many can. Skinks, geckos and anoles can drop their tail to get away and then grow a new, often shorter one.

Is a salamander a lizard?

No. Salamanders are amphibians with smooth, moist skin, while lizards are reptiles covered in scales.