An Arabi came to the Prophet ﷺ and said, "Most of my family's food is this," meaning lizards. The Prophet ﷺ did not answer him. The man had not gone far before he returned and repeated his question, but again received no reply. He came back a third time, and the Prophet ﷺ said, "Allah Almighty cursed, or was angered with, a tribe of the Children of Israil and transformed them into animals. I do not know whether these creatures are among them, so I will not eat them, nor will I forbid them."
حدثنا أبو سعيد حدثنا أبو عقيل قال ثنا أبو نضرة
جاء أعرابي إلى النبي ﷺ فقال عامة طعام أهلي يعني الضباب فلم يجبه فلم يجاوز إلا قريبا فعاوده فلم يجبه فعاوده ثلاثا فقال إن الله تعالى لعن أو غضب على سبط من بني إسرائيل فمسخوا دواب فلا أدري لعله بعضها فلست بآكلها ولا أنهى عنها
Its isnad is sahih. Abu Aqeel is Dawraqi Bashir bin Uqbah Naji. The hadith was narrated by Muslim, 3/1546, no. 1951, in the Book of Hunting, on the permissibility of eating the lizard (dabb), and by Abu Dawud, 3/352, no. 3795, in the Book of Foods, on eating the dabb, and by Nasai, 7/199, no. 4320, similar to Muslim's version, and by Ibn Majah, 2/1079, no. 3240, similar to both of them.