dont know the reason, but under some stress, or conditions where my varanus acanthurus has had to be defensive and ready, he(the male) has simulated vomitting. He will shake his head left and right and release(sometimes fling) almost whole crickets out of his mouth. There are some hissing, exhaling sounds, and jerky movements. afterwards he seems fine, and resumes eating successfully the following day.
Yes, believe me they do like any living thing if eats to much it's got to come out some how! Also if an animal becomes impacted it will generally bring the food back up, if the animal is impacted and cannot bring it back up, this can sometimes be fatal.
yes, very
No excluding the komodo dragon. The only venomous lizards on Earth are the Komodo Dragon (which is a monitor), the Gila monster, and the Beaded lizard. Monitors have an agonizing bite and tail whip, but are not venomous.
NO, monitors do not have venom, the komodo dragon a species of the monitor lizard just has nasty bacteria in its mouth that functions similar to a venom
Yes monitor lizards lay eggs.
There are monitor lizards and snakes, including venomous snakes.
The Gila Monster And The Beaded Lizard, They Are The Only 2 Venomous Lizards. Some People Say That Monitor Lizards Like Komodo Dragons, Have Venom, But They Just Have Bad Bacteria In Their Mouths.
The Gila Monster and Mexican Beaded lizards are the only VENOMOUS lizards in the world. But the Komodo dragon and other large monitor lizards have bacteria in their saliva the cause blood poisoning if bitten.
No, blue bellied lizards (aka Western fence lizards) are not venomous.
Yes, monitor lizards are vertebrates
Yes, Beaded lizards are venomous.
Nope - all lizards belong to the group 'reptiles'
Yes they are.
The Mexican Bearded Lizard is a venomous lizard found in Mexico and southern Guatemala. Monitor Lizard is native to Africa, Asia and Oceania.
Yes. Monitor lizards, like all other lizards, have scales.
Yes. There are other venomous creatures though
Geckos are not venomous or poisonous.