The juvenile monitor lizard, known as Varanus Bengalensis, which was found by staff in the of Terminal 4’s baggage sorting area last week at Heathrow Airport. Border force officials say the ...

Scientific name Varanus, monitor lizards measure from less than a foot long to over 8 feet. The Komodo dragon, which is a type of monitor lizard, is the largest living lizard and can grow to over ...

Listed as the Schedule-1 species in the Wildlife (Protection) Act-1972, Varanus Bengalensis, one of the varieties of the Varanus, is the most sighted Varanus across the Southern India.

The larger Varanus salvator—estimated at 200 cm in length—initiated an aggressive wrestling match with a smaller Varanus bengalensis Tala goya (about 120 cm in length). After an intense struggle that ...

Illegally traded lizards (left to right): black tree monitor (Varanus beccarii), Reisinger’s tree monitor (Varanus reisingeri), emerald monitor (Varanus prasinus), and the blue-spotted tree ...

The juvenile monitor lizard, known as Varanus Bengalensis, which was found by staff in the of Terminal 4's baggage sorting area last week at Heathrow Airport.

Chikkamagaluru: Two of the four youth who posted photographs of hunting a Monitor Lizard (Varanus Bengalensis) on social networking sites a couple of days back, were apprehended by forest and ...

PARVATHIPURAM-MANYAM: Forest officials in Parvathipuram-Manyam district have arrested two individuals, including a YouTuber and a junior lineman, for allegedly killing and consuming an Indian ...

The DNA report is positive stating that large Bengal Monitor Lizard (Varanus Bengalensis), listed in Part II of Schedule of the Wildlife Protection Act 1972, was consumed.

Common Indian Monitor Lizard (Varanus bengalensis) or Bengal monitor Lizard is commonly found in the Indian subcontinent. They inhabit scrubs, parks, jungles and mainly feed on small mammals ...

While Bengal monitor lizards (Varanus bengalensis) are listed as Least Concern by the IUCN Red List, global trade is banned by CITES and the species are protected in Thailand.