The Argentine black and white tegu lizard is like Godzilla compared to the blue bellied lizards and alligator lizards one typically sees in parks and trails around Northern California. Its zebra-like ...

A baby monitor lizard was caught hiding in a grandmother's bedroom in Thailand. The hatchling sparked alarm when it slithered into the house of Boonpha Mee-ngern, 67, in Nakhon Ratchasima ...

In Bangkok, a horrifying discovery was made when a monitor lizard was found consuming the remains of a newborn baby. Police have launched an investigation to find the infant's mother, suspecting ...

Police in Thailand are searching for the mother of a newborn baby whose body was partially eaten by a monitor lizard to determine if the infant was still alive when it was abandoned, in a case ...

A monitor lizard was seen feeding on the remains of a newborn baby in Thailand, alarming villagers in the Bang Phli district on Tuesday (May 13), according to Thai media. Bangkaew Police Station ...

The Los Angeles Zoo is celebrating a first — it successfully hatched a pair of healthy perentie lizards. The long-necked lizards are among the world’s largest, reaching more than 8 feet long ...

Massive lizards could be used to guard sheep from being munched on by blowflies. These huge reptiles, known as heath goannas, are native Australian scavengers that feast on dead animals such as rats.

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Jameson compared the scavenging activity of different animals by leaving dead rats at feeding stations, with camera traps, across the landscape. Giant lizards called heath goannas could save ...

In particular, monitor lizards – once abundant across the Australian ... without us having to keep adding more toads to the system. Related: Baby cane toads to teach goannas important lesson Our study ...

Free from large predators, snakes and lizards breed up in huge ... invade and begin breeding, plenty of baby toads will "train" the next generation of goannas, without us having to keep adding ...