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The European legless lizard (Pseudopus apodus) has a very long tail which can detach in segments if it’s attacked. Unlike many lizards, it regrows a weaker, irregular “replacement” tail, giving rise to the name “glass lizard.” 📹amazinganimalambassadors

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