If you see a large, intimidating gray and yellow lizard, it’s probably a Nile monitor. They eat anything from bugs to iguanas ...

The main predators of the adult monitor lizard are humans, wild cats, and large crocodiles. Humans hunt the lizards for their skins and their flesh. Juvenile monitor lizards face a variety of ...

The main predators of the monitor lizard are humans, wild cats and large crocodiles. Humans hunt the lizards for their skin to make leather products and for food. In many areas the monitor lizards ...

Rescue workers speculated that the baby was abandoned shortly after birth and found by the monitor lizard, according to the Bangkok Post. Monitor lizards typically live in canals, swamps ...

a large monitor lizard can be seen swimming as fast as it can across the surface of the water. The reason for its distress then becomes evident – it is being pursued by the reptilian predator.

But unlike iguanas, they’re predators ... This skin pattern of a Nile monitor photographed in Florida. (Courtesy FWC) The African lizards will hunt nearly anywhere (in trees, on the ground ...