Australian lizards are a diverse group of reptiles that inhabit the continent of Australia. The term encompasses six species, including the Moloch (6 letters), Goanna (6 letters), GILA (4 letters), IGUANA (6 letters), ANOLE (5 letters), and GECKO (5 letters). The Moloch is a small lizard found in arid regions of Western Australia, while the Goanna is a large monitor lizard found throughout Australia. The GILA is a large lizard found in the southwestern United States and Mexico, but is also found in Australia. The IGUANA is a large lizard native to Central and South America, but is also found in Australia. The ANOLE is a small lizard native to the Caribbean, but is also found in Australia. Finally, the GECKO is a small lizard found in tropical and subtropical regions around the world, including Australia.