In what biome does a Gila Monster live?

Answer 1

The Gila monster (Heloderma suspectum) lives in the desert Southwest of the US and the northwestern Mexican state of Sonora. They hide under rocks, and they are venomous. While slow, they do grow to about two feet long, and represent a VERY GOOD reason to NOT stick your hand under rocks in the desert. They are protected by law in Nevada and Arizona.

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Answer 2

A Gila Monster lives in desert biomes, particularly in the southwestern United States and northwestern Mexico. They prefer habitats with rocky terrain and sparse vegetation, where they can find shelter in burrows or under rocks to escape the heat.

Answer 3

The Gila monster is a native to the southwestern US as well as Sonora, a city in the northwestern area of Mexico. The Gila is the only venomous lizard native to America, but moves at such a slow pace, it isn't considered to be of much threat to humans.

Answer 4

Banded Gila Monsters live in the desert biome. They are well adapted for their habitat.

Answer 5

both kinds can be found in Sonora Mexico and can also be found in the Sonora and Mojave desserts.

Answer 6

The Gila Monster lives in the desert region of the Southwest. The Gila Monster usually sleeps during the day, shaded from the sun and roams for food at night.

Answer 7

Ocean Rainforest Artic Desert; Gila Monsters live in the Desert.

Answer 8

The Gila monster lives in southern US and Mexico

Answer 9

The Gila Monster can be found in the Mojave Desert, the Sonoran Desert, westerns parts of the Chihuahuan Desert and southern areas of the Great Basin Desert.

Answer 10

The Gila Monster lives in North America.