Tree monitors, belonging to the genus Varanus, typically range from about 2 to 4 feet in length, depending on the species. The largest species, the emerald tree monitor (Varanus prasinus), can reach lengths of up to 3 feet, while smaller species may be around 2 feet. They have a slender body and are well-adapted for climbing, featuring long limbs and a prehensile tail. Overall, their size and agility make them adept at navigating their arboreal habitats.
Black tree monitor was created in 1874.
Golden-spotted tree monitor was created in 2003.
Some common, large African lizards that may be what you are referring to are: Nile Water Monitor, Savannah monitor, Egyptian Uromastyx (largest Uromastyx, though it could be another kind of Uromastyx), Black or Green Tree monitor. Those are just a few. It is probably a monitor of some sort.
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Konodo Dragon, Water Monitor, Savannah monitor, Gila monster, beaded lizard, and Tree Monitor.
They live in he tree tops or the swamps. Source: A zoo website.
Big Tree - novel - was created in 1946.
Big Tree Records was created in 1970.
The Big Tree Plant was created in 2010.
When Big Tree Falls was created in 1984.
displaying the picture. The actual computer is the big rectangle beside the monitor. on a laptop the monitor and the monitor are connected into a compact shape.
The big tree