What is the frilled lizards locomotion?

Frilled lizards primarily use a form of locomotion known as bipedal running. When threatened or during displays, they can run on their hind legs, using their front legs to help balance and maneuver. This unique mode of movement allows them to escape predators quickly while also showcasing their frills as a defensive display. Additionally, they are adept climbers, often using their strong limbs to navigate through trees and shrubs.