The story "Animals From Down Under: The Australian Frill-Necked Lizard" describes the unique characteristics and behaviors of the frill-necked lizard found in the Australian savannas. Known as the frilled dragon, this creature is famous for its distinctive frill behind its head, which it displays to intimidate predators when threatened. Besides spreading its colorful frill of bright orange and red scales, the lizard can hiss, jump, and lash its tail as defense mechanisms. Beloved in Australia and known for its affinity for sunlight, the non-poisonous lizard is active during the day and is known for its strong bite. Not endangered, the frill-necked lizard is a popular and cherished species in Australia, with some kept as pets.