They tend to hold on, and it’s pretty painful. As my hand touched it, it swung around and bit the glove. I got my hand, well, glove on it before it could go anywhere else. Fortunately, it ran into a corner, a tiled corner, so it was slipping. Hearing, smell, so it knew I was approaching, and bolted. But all their senses work incredibly well. When I arrived, I tried sneaking up on it, from an angle where the pool pump cover blocked me from the lizards view. PICTURES | Nile Monitor Lizard rescued from KwaZulu-Natal garden Sensing the coast was clear, the lizard climbed out, and moved to a corner of the garden, hiding behind the pool pump. This little one had wandered into a garden in Westville, and was then chased into the swimming pool by the dog.įortunately, the homeowner acted quickly and did the right thing, getting the dog away, and locking it inside.ĭogs often kill monitors, so it’s crucial to keep the two apart if possible. WATCH | PYTHON CONSTRICTS LEOPARD IN EPIC BATTLE FOR SURVIVALĮvans wrote on Friday: Another Nile Monitor rescued today Nice to be getting a few calls for them, especially seeing as we’re busy studying them.
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