The green anole is found from North Carolina, south to Florida, west to southeast Oklahoma and central Texas, and the jungle. Anoles eat mealworms, roaches, spiders, flies, apples, bananas, oranges, collard greens and kale. Anoles lay their eggs on land, where it is dry. In an indoor habitat, they will lay them under a piece of dry wood, or bury them in a shallow depression. They can lay eggs every two weeks.
Anoles have a lot of enemies.
They are gila monsters, other anoles, and humans. Anole hatchlings even might be eaten by other anoles in the habitat. They have long sticky tongues. Dewlaps are throat fans. On males they are usually pink to red.