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Dr. Bryan Grieg Fry - Venomdoc - HomepageIt turns out most monitor lizards are venomous contrary to what was earlier believed, though not all may cause very serious injury.usually, for example, komodo dragons have killed many people, but other species of monitor lizards like the desert monitor are commonly kept as pets and can't do much harm. in Asia people enjoy feeding the wild water monitors. So, overall yes, monitor lizards can harm people, but they can also help humanity
Yes they do today I saw a boscs monitor hanging upside down the only problem is the are so big.
yes
Lizards never bite.
The six-foot animal that has the same bite pressure as a human is considered to be a six-foot lizard. A couple of types of lizards with human-like biting pressure are the iguana and monitor lizards.
Yes, most lizards bite. Some lizards squirt blood through their naked eye, whilst other lizards wave their tail to scare predators away. Yes, most lizards can bite as a weapon for self defense. However lizards that are kept in captivity, such as iguanas, are less likely to bite humans because they are used to human contact. Some lizards give a warning before biting - if a lizard opens its mouth wide, swells and hisses at the same time, this is a warning that it may be about to bite.
Monitor lizards eat snakes, eggs, deer, boars, antelopes, carrion, fish, and young crocodiles.
Some lizards carry very deadly bacteria n there mouths. If some lizards bute you, the bacteria in the saliva can soemtimes kill. There are many differentw ays lizards are dangerous. Some also have very sharp claws and some salamanders and lizards have poision on there skin. And if you dont play with a bearded dragon lizard every day it becomes very meanand uncontrollable and could attack.
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Yes, monitor lizards are vertebrates
Lizards never bite.
The six-foot animal that has the same bite pressure as a human is considered to be a six-foot lizard. A couple of types of lizards with human-like biting pressure are the iguana and monitor lizards.
Yes, most lizards bite. Some lizards squirt blood through their naked eye, whilst other lizards wave their tail to scare predators away. Yes, most lizards can bite as a weapon for self defense. However lizards that are kept in captivity, such as iguanas, are less likely to bite humans because they are used to human contact. Some lizards give a warning before biting - if a lizard opens its mouth wide, swells and hisses at the same time, this is a warning that it may be about to bite.
Yes. Monitor lizards, like all other lizards, have scales.
Monitor lizards are a type of lizards characterised by certain morphological features, the most prominent one being its forked tongue. Not all types are endangered, and to say: "Monitor lizards are an endangered species" would be incorrect. While many species of lizards are a part of this monitor category, not all are endangered.
Yes. Dingoes kill and eat deer, boar, monitor lizards, and carrion.
A komodo dragon is a lizard, most closely related to the monitor lizards.
no
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no, not like someother species of lizards the nile monitor lizards tail doesn't grow back.