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Gila monster and the desert horned lizard. Answer The Horned Lizard is not poisonous.
Varanus komodoensis Gila Monster
The Gila monster is the only poisonous lizard
well no poisonous ones, but a giant lizard that once lived in Australia called megalina is in the same family as the Gila monster well no poisonous ones, but a giant lizard that once lived in Australia called megalina is in the same family as the Gila monster
You probably mean Gila monster. This short-tailed lizard lives in the American southwest and Mexico. It is poisonous.
Geckos aren't poisonous, but rattlesnakes, Gila monsters, and Mexican beaded lizards are.
The Gila Monster and the Beaded Lizard are two poisonous lizards that are sometimes found in Texas, although the Gila Monster lives primarily in the Southwestern United States and Northern Mexico and the Beaded Lizard lives primarily in Mexico and Guatemala.
No. There are only 2 species of venomous lizards: the Gila monster and the beaded lizard. The Komodo dragon has toxic saliva, but this is from harmful bacteria rather than true venom.
No. There are only two species of lizards in the world that are toxic--the Mexican Beaded Lizard, and the Gila Monster. These two similar lizards live in the desert in the Southern US and Mexico.
The Gila monster is a poisonous lizard. There are only one or two poisonous lizard species in the world, so no freaking out and killing any lizard you see. There are no poisonous lizards in Australia, as we have plenty of poisonous snakes but if you harass a lizard, it can bite in defence and given it may have been eating maggots on a dead kangaroo, if you have broken skin, you could get an infection in the wound. Just watch and admire from a distance,
If you mean Gila monster, the answer is yes--its venom is poisonous. Because the lizard is fairly slow and stays out of the way of humans, though, encounters with them are fairly rare. Also, their bite has to be firm and deep to inject the venom, so fatalities are almost unheard of.