No, Varanus species, commonly known as monitor lizards, are not poisonous. They possess a strong bite and have bacteria in their saliva that can cause infections, but they do not have venom like some other reptiles. Some species may exhibit aggressive behavior if threatened, but they rely on their physical attributes for defense rather than venom.
Varanus obor was created in 2010.
Varanus indicus was created in 1802.
Varanus palawanensis was created in 2010.
Varanus albigularis was created in 1802.
Varanus timorensis was created in 1831.
Varanus bitatawa was created in 2010.
Varanus kordensis was created in 1874.
Varanus lirungensis was created in 2009.
Varanus Komodoensis
Varanus komodoensis If by scientific name you mean latin name, then it is Varanus Komodoensis
Varanus giganteus.
no, it is poisonus.