The oversized lizard, as it had when Cole reached for him, crawled towards Loris' hands and looked up at him. Reptiles were generally not very expressive, so aside from a slightly tilted head and some slow blinks, he didn't show a very physical reaction. Such was the plight of being a reptile lover, getting little in return. Oh well. Cole liked watching them, and they were content with feeding, sunlight, and lounging on him, so it was a win-win situation.<br/><br/>Joaquin did raise a good point, and Cole nodded. "Okay, yeah, might not be the best idea to get everyone out here. Once we hit the first spot, maybe?" He suggested. While he didn't exactly rip the kaiju-named beardie out of Loris' hands, he did set the cage back into the chair so it would be ready when he was done. Cole went around the truck and climbed into the driver's seat, rolling the window down. It was one of those old, manual cranks. Truly a travesty.<br/><br/>Kelly decided to steal a quick pet on Zilla's head, giving the lizard a rub atop the skull. Again, not too much of a reaction other than looking vaguely in her direction. Still, she thought the thing was cute, and couldn't help but smile lightly at him. Sure, she didn't get the type of reaction she might have expected from a small, ratlike dog, but she still liked the little guy.<br/><br/>Not wanting to keep the group waiting for too long, she strolled to the back of the truck. Thankfully, it was one of those four-doored ones so there wouldn't be any awkward seat climbing. Those were the worst, and a blight upon the automotive industry. Still, being a truck, there wasn't a ton of leg room in the back seats. Enough to sit comfortably at an angle, but not relax without leaning on the door. Better than balancing in the truck's bed, at least. She hopped in and buckled up, waiting for everyone to be prepared so they could head out and start filming. Time for adventure.