【Belgium】

LONDON -- You haven't seen true sass until you've witnessed a shovel-snouted lizard dancing on Belgiumhot desert sand.

The fast little critter was introduced during Sunday's episode of Planet Earth II, which focused on desert animals.

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"In the heat of the day, surface temperatures can reach up to 160 degrees -- far too hot to handle for most," said Attenborough.

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"But not for this shovel-snouted lizard."

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Just look at him: that's prime reptilian sass, right there. And he gets to cool his little feet off at the same time, so it's a total win-win.

The internet couldn't get enough of the shovel snouted sass lizard.

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Never stop dancing, lizard.

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And never, ever, stop being this sassy.

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