How do lizard crawling?

Lizards crawl using a unique gait that involves moving their legs in a coordinated manner. Most lizards use a lateral undulation motion, where they alternate their limbs on one side of the body with those on the opposite side, allowing their bodies to remain close to the ground for stability. Their lightweight bodies and flexible spines enable them to navigate various terrains effectively, while their claws provide traction and grip. This combination of movements allows lizards to be agile and efficient in their crawling.