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Land and Water Monitors in Sri Lanka. Visit Sri Lanka. Stock Photo

RF2P455EW–Land and Water Monitors in Sri Lanka. Visit Sri Lanka.

The photo was taken during a wildlife safari in Yala National Park in Sri Lanka as this amazing creature was peaking through a hole in a tree Stock Photo

RM2JB1H7K–The photo was taken during a wildlife safari in Yala National Park in Sri Lanka as this amazing creature was peaking through a hole in a tree

Komodo dragon , giant monitor lizard Stock Photo

RF2E2H5HE–Komodo dragon , giant monitor lizard

Sleeping quince Monitor or Varanus melinus Stock Photo

RFMCJ7G0–Sleeping quince Monitor or Varanus melinus

General guide to the exhibition halls of the American Museum of Natural History . ted except fora convict village of Malays. Dragon lizardsquickly secrete themselves on the approachof man. They apparently use vision alone indetecting their enemies, as they fail to reactto sounds, and, in fact, appear to be deaf. The species is diurnal and hides away atnight in large dens which it digs under theroots of trees or under rocks in the open. I aranus komodoensis is a large monitorlizard of the family Yaranidae. It is closelyrelated to certain monitor lizards of Aus-tralia, particularly to giant form Stock Photo

RM2ANF73G–General guide to the exhibition halls of the American Museum of Natural History . ted except fora convict village of Malays. Dragon lizardsquickly secrete themselves on the approachof man. They apparently use vision alone indetecting their enemies, as they fail to reactto sounds, and, in fact, appear to be deaf. The species is diurnal and hides away atnight in large dens which it digs under theroots of trees or under rocks in the open. I aranus komodoensis is a large monitorlizard of the family Yaranidae. It is closelyrelated to certain monitor lizards of Aus-tralia, particularly to giant form

RFJACK4F–varanus indicus portrait

RFS2WXK3–Indian lizard

Monitorlizard eating a jus caught fish at Lumphini parc Bangkok Stock Photo

RMA5WP27–Monitorlizard eating a jus caught fish at Lumphini parc Bangkok

RFKM1ADP–Reptile icon set, cartoon style

RF2P456WD–Land and Water Monitors in Sri Lanka. Visit Sri Lanka.

RF2E2H5KW–Komodo dragon , giant monitor lizard

RM2ANF7RW–General guide to the exhibition halls of the American Museum of Natural History . ted except fora convict village of Malays. Dragon lizardsquickly secrete themselves on the approachof man. They apparently use vision alone indetecting their enemies, as they fail to reactto sounds, and, in fact, appear to be deaf. The species is diurnal and hides away atnight in large dens which it digs under theroots of trees or under rocks in the open. I aranus komodoensis is a large monitorlizard of the family Yaranidae. It is closelyrelated to certain monitor lizards of Aus-tralia, particularly to giant form