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Gila monsters do not dig extensively like some other reptiles; instead, they primarily use existing burrows created by other animals for shelter. They may occasionally enlarge or modify these burrows, but they prefer to stay close to the surface in rocky or sandy habitats. Their behavior is more focused on basking in the sun and hunting for food rather than extensive digging.

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