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Mothership on Earth on Instagram: "👀 Not something you see every day. Monitor lizards are mostly scavengers that eat carrion. The cat could have already been dead. #linkinbio Images via Warren Seah/FB."
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Lizards of Malaysia - Images used with permission from the photographer Simon Hew. This happened at Taman Gelora, Kuantan, Pahang. Both the feral cat and the Asian Water Monitor (Varanus salvator) were
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Asian Water Monitor eating a feral cat!
Would there be any issues to having a large monitor such as a water or lace monitor with any other medium to large animals such as a cat or a dog? -
