What kind of a diet do lizards have in the wild?

Answer by  Dragon7 (150)

Since there are thousands of species of lizards there are potentially thousands of "diets" that lizards could possibly have. Most lizards are either herbivores (ie iguanas), insectivores (ie green anoles) or carinvores (ie nile monitors). Diet also changes with life stage; iguanas are partially insectivorious as neonates.

Answer by  Dann (114)

A wild lizard's diet depends on the species. Most of them are carnivorous or insectivorous, while others are omnivorous or completely herbivorous.

Answer by  dtalk (428)

A typical lizard in a typical location in the wild usually eats small insects, such as dragonflies, beetles, and ants.