A lizard without its tail

Will the lizard grow a new tail, Resi? What do you call your dog, she's lovely?

I see what you mean by "innocent and sweet"...and aged..her white muzzle tells the tale...lol. She really wasn't over fed was she..? She looks well loved now though. Mandy loved to eat bumblebees! Why I don't know...but I'd be working and I'd hear SNAP! slurp..slurp..gulp! She didn't like anything flying around her head...but bees were just irresistible to her, she would hunt them!
The tails of geckos are fat storage organs...if they lose one they regrow it...it takes a while and they are vulnerable without one.

Lovely story of a now well-loved dog! My daughter got a 'rescue dog' from the pound near her home - a small fluffy Griffon-type terrier - who has an interest in ants. He follows them along the floor, sniffs them - then wonders where they've gone! His name is Louis but I think he should be called 'Hoover!'

thanks both, no Jesse doesnt eat either the lizards or the bees, just kills them!
she went mad around a hive we met on our walks a cple of weeks ago and was stung everywhere, twasnt pretty.
i really thought this would have cured her but a cple of hours later on the same walk, when she was feeling a lot better we passed another set of hives and she did the same thing again!!?? and still hasnt stopped doing it.
killing machine!!
i just have to make sure now never to go near another hive, shame that as i would very much like my own hives, it'll have to wait.
i did a few rescue missions, taking swarms from peoples chimneys or from behind shutters, with my sister who is a beekeeper, and loved it

Could Jesse become sensitized to the stings? I know that dogs have allergies too...and I react badly to bee stings and have been warned that local reactions with swelling can turn to a different reaction~ anaphalaxis with time and sufficient exposure...in some people. Perhaps it warrants keeping an eye on her should she get stung again!?
It seems like a kind of mania doesn't it? Mandy just could NOT resist a bumblebee! she'd follow it all over the garden (trampling my beds) in an effort to corner it...then SNAP and the bee was no more! It was comical to see the self satisfied smugness on her blissful face...maybe bumblebees taste like ambrosia ..or honey???