Frilled Jungle Lizard

The Frilled Jungle Lizard, or the Clhamydosaurus Cheynei in scientific, is a genus of medium-sized predatory raptor-like jungle reptile which lived in large jungles and rainforests. It may look like a dromaeosaurid theropod dinosaur, but it is actually a member of the Agamidae, a family of iguanian lizards indegenous to Africa, Asia, Australia, and a few in Southern Europe.

Facts
The Frilled Jungle Lizard was a relatively small lizard, measuring six feet in length and weighing around 14 kg. Since this Lizard is part of the Agamidae family, it was probably said to be related to average Frilled-Necked Lizards. The Frilled Jungle Lizard most likely liked to hunt for prey all sizes, from big to small, including Bearded Gorilla Cats, but those cats are the hardest prey to catch for them, because the giant cats are super strong and defensive against there enemies.

The Frilled Jungle Lizard also, as its name suggests, has frills which they could use for taunting other predators or even its prey. However, the reptiles looked similar to Ornitholestes because it has a nasal crest which it could use for sensing prey or danger, picking up vibrations, or to just find a mate.

Tropical Terrors
The Frilled Jungle Lizard was seen as a lounge with four other lizards and were first seen hiding in the bushes ready to make an ambush on a male Gorilla Cat, but then failed. The Frilled Jungle Lizards were known as the "Taunters of the Jungle", because of their confusing taunts. Later, they were scared off by a male Ursusaurus.