EntertainmentLizardman stuns British morning show with jaw-dropping transformation

Lizardman stuns British morning show with jaw‑dropping transformation

A 50-year-old American wants to resemble a lizard. The Lizardman, as he calls himself, appeared as a guest on a British morning show, triggering an emotional reaction from the host.

The Lizardman on television
The Lizardman on television
Images source: © Youtube | This Morning

3:14 PM EDT, July 6, 2024

There are as many ideas for life as there are people in the world. While some choose to pursue careers as lawyers, doctors, or scientists, others take less conventional paths. USA-born Erik Sprague decided to resemble a lizard.

His body is covered in green tattoos resembling scales, and the tip of his tongue is split in half. Erik has also had his teeth filed down to look like sharp fangs and has horn implants above his eyes. This, in short, describes the Lizardman.

Who is the Lizardman?

In his latest interview on the British program "This Morning" at the end of June, Erik spoke about the beginnings of his transformation. The 50-year-old went to a surgeon in the 1990s to have his tongue laser-split. The pain was so immense that Erik experienced hallucinations.

Interestingly, Erik designed the shape of his tongue himself. He presented the idea to the surgeon, who treated the procedure as an experiment on a "guinea pig." The service cost $600, which covered only the cost of renting the operating room.

"Oh my God. I'll be honest, I was breathless when I looked at you. You look incredible!" complimented Alison Hammond, one of the hosts of the show with the unusual guest.

The Lizardman on his transformation

Erik's obsession with transforming into the Lizardman began after watching the film "Godzilla." He noticed that reptiles appear in cultures worldwide, which is why he feels such great fascination toward them.

The Lizardman is married. The host asked Erik what his wife thinks about his split tongue.

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