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Moloch horridus
(redirected from Thorny Devil)

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Noun1.Moloch horridus - desert lizard that feeds on antsMoloch horridus - desert lizard that feeds on ants    
spiny lizard, mountain devil
genus Moloch - genus of Australian desert lizard
moloch - any lizard of the genus Moloch
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