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Can a small green lizard eat maggot?
Yes, a small green lizard can eat maggots. Lizards are insectivores, meaning they mainly eat insects and other small invertebrates, including maggots. Maggots are larvae of flies, and they are often found in decaying organic matter, such as compost heaps and garbage cans. Because lizards are opportunist, meaning they will eat any prey that they can catch, they will eat maggots if they come across them. Lizards are also beneficial predators, as they help to control the population of pests and other insects.
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