- The
Asian water monitor (Var**** salvator) is a
large varanid lizard native to
South and
Southeast Asia. It is
widely considered to be the second-largest...
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Monitor lizards are
lizards in the
genus Var****, the only
extant genus in the
family Varanidae. They are
native to Africa, Asia, and Oceania, and one...
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Lizards are
mainly carnivorous,
often being sit-and-wait predators; many
smaller species eat insects,
while the
Komodo eats
mammals as big as
water buffalo...
- are
commonly known as the
Jesus Christ lizard, or
simply the
Jesus lizard, due to
their ability to run
across water for
significant distances before sinking...
- a
genus of
lizards, also
commonly called caiman lizards or
water tegus, in the
family Teiidae,
along with
tegus and ameivas.
Caiman lizards are native...
-
Jesus Christ lizard,
Jesus lizard,
South American Jesus lizard, or
lagarto de
Jesus Cristo for its
ability to run on the
surface of
water. The
common basilisk...
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Australian water dragon (Intellagama lesueurii) and
Chinese water dragon (Physignathus cocincinus) can also
exceed this length. The
frilled lizard (Chlamydosaurus...
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subspecies howitii was
described by
Frederick McCoy in 1884 as "the
Gippsland water lizard".
According to his description, it
differs from the
Queensland subspecies...
- arid or
semiarid areas. The
spines on the
lizard's back and
sides are
modified reptile scales,
which prevent water loss
through the skin,
whereas the horns...
- give up his evil ways and
serve as an
attendant to the bodhisattva. The
Water Lizard Dragon (鼉龍), is a
yaoguai armed with a Bamboo-Linked
Bronze Club and...
