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The Mating Ritual of Frilled Lizards

Clip: 6/17/2026 | 2m 27sVideo has Closed Captions

Male frill-necked lizards compete with one another to win the love of a lucky lady dragon.

Koolamana (a frill-necked lizard) is an iconic resident of the Kimberley. When the rains begin to fall, the insects will emerge in the millions, and that will give the young ones a good start in life. This environment creates fierce competition for the male frilled lizard, as he battles other male frilled lizards, to win the heart of a lucky female dragon.

06/17/2026

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