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Did you ever wonder how some lizards can regenerate their tails after they drop them? Well, so have scientists at Arizona State University who have found the âgenetic recipeâ that enables certain lizards to grow their tails back once they are lost. Photo by Joel Robertson. The green anole lizard (Anolis carolinensis), when caught by a predator, can lose its tail and then grow it back.
The answer is that planaria feed oï¬ themselves. As a head grows back, for example, cells in the tail end will self-destruct and provide the regenerating animal with the energy needed to survive. Over time, the tail por-tion will shrinkâto a proportion that exactly matches that of the head itâs regenerat-ing.