Tiny rainforest lizards leap into water and don’t come up when expected. Scientists now know why

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Summary:
- The article discusses a study that found tiny lizards in the rainforest of Costa Rica can leap across water to catch prey or escape predators.
- The lizards, known as anole lizards, are able to jump distances up to five times their body length, which is an impressive feat for such small creatures.
- Researchers believe this unique ability helps the lizards thrive in their complex rainforest environment, where they need to quickly navigate the dense vegetation and avoid threats.

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