Question

other than squirting blood out of its eyes, what other adaptation has the great short horned lizard developed?
small size
spikes on its back
foul tasting blood
long toes on its feet
rewatch

Explanation:

The Great Short - Horned Lizard has foul - tasting blood as an adaptation. When it squirts blood from its eyes, the foul taste of the blood (due to certain chemicals like formic acid) deters predators. Small size is not a unique or major adaptation for defense in the context of this lizard's known adaptations. Spikes on the back are not a primary adaptation of the Great Short - Horned Lizard compared to the blood - related adaptations. Long toes on its feet are more related to locomotion (e.g., moving on sand) rather than a major defense adaptation like the blood - based ones.

Answer:

foul tasting blood