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How fast can a basilisk lizard run on land?
fast enough to run on water without sinking.
How fast can a basilisk run on water?
It depends on how fast the dog is running behind it
What is a Water monitor?
A water monitor is a type of monitor lizard. See the Related Links for more information on the Malayan Water Monitor.
How fast can a lizard run?
Monitor lizards eat water snakes in addition to those they feed on various kinds of animal matter, including eggs, rats, frogs, and decaying meat. The larger species will attack small deer and pigs. They often tear the prey with claws and teeth, but generally swallow it whole or in large chunks.
How fast can a goanna run?
a gonna can run realy fast but for short distances
What helps you run fast?
water helps you to run fast
Can iguanas run fast?
No Iguana's canot run on water some mistake it for the Chinese water dragon wich can run on water
How fast can a basilisk lizard run on land?
fast enough to run on water without sinking.
How fast can a basilisk run on water?
It depends on how fast the dog is running behind it
How fast does a duck have to go to run on water?
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How fast did water Patton run the 40 yard dash?
4.24
How fast does a human need to be to run on water?
90 kilometers an hour
How fast can Rottweilers run?
its not how fast the rottweiler can run its how fast you can run !
What is a Water monitor?
A water monitor is a type of monitor lizard. See the Related Links for more information on the Malayan Water Monitor.
How can one safely and effectively complete a 40-day fast consuming only water?
Before starting a 40-day water fast, consult a healthcare professional. During the fast, drink plenty of water, rest, and listen to your body. Monitor your health closely and break the fast gradually with easily digestible foods.
How fast can Chinese water dragon run?
top speed when an adult is 15mph
What is stronger a Water monitor or Savannah monitor?
i think it might be a water monitor because they are bigger.
