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Most lizards already have wild-looking skulls, but worm lizards elevated it to an artform
Leposternon microcephalum, Smallhead Worm Lizard
Bipes biporus, Baja Worm Lizard
Rhineura floridana, Florida Worm Lizard
Anops kingii, Keel-headed Worm Lizard
Skull images from digimorph.com
For reference, in life, most of these guys are a variation on this look:
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Uncharismatic Fact of the Day
If you see a worm crawling along on the ground, take a closer look; it might actually be a worm lizard! Due to their pink or purple coloring, reduced or absent limbs, and rudimentary eyes, members of the group Amphisbaenia bear a striking resemblance to earth worms. However, their closest relatives are actually the wall lizards in the family Lacertidae.
(Image: A mexican worm lizard (Bipes biporus) by Adam G. Clause)
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A speckled worm-lizard (Amphisbaena fuliginosa) in French Guinea, South America
by Bernard Dupont
I was today years old when I found out that worm lizards exist.
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Medusa but with amphisbaenians instead of snakes?
No, sorry. This may have been a bad idea.
Clutching at straws with this second to last question.
Fucking worm lizards
