

With The Amazing Spider-Man finally released this week, everyone's gone a bit Spidey mad. Even, surprisingly, the lizard community.
Photographer Cassio Lopes discovered the Mwanza Flat Headed Agama lizard while on a trip to the Masai Mara National Park in Kenya. The reptile, which is native to Africa, bears an uncanny resemblance to the webbed superhero.
Given the "complicated" relationship between Spider-Man and The Lizard in the movie, it might be a desperate attempt to prove that not all lizards are against the superhero. Or maybe we might have over-thought it just a little...
The Amazing Spider-Man hits cinemas tomorrow
(Images: Caters, All Star)
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