Wildlife Captured: Asian Lizard Monitor | 10% Beneficiary to shy-fox
I happened to spot this animal at the very corner of the pond and I rushed to grab my camera while making sure it was still there. I managed to photograph this predator by sneaking behind the door. This lizard is called Asian Monitor (Varanus Salvator) which mostly spends time in the water.
Here we call biawak air, although due to its prevalence it is simply referred to as biawak. This species is semiaquatic and opportunistic that dwells in a variety of natural habitats that resides in the forest and mangrove swamps.
Asian Lizards are considered to be most important to this species are mangrove vegetation, swamps, wetlands, and altitudes below 1000 meters. Not long after that, it finally noticed me and slowly made a move to the water while my camera kept following its way.
| Camera | Nikon D7000 |
|---|---|
| Category | Wildlife Photography |
| Lens | Tamron Tele-Macro 70-300 |
the catch of the lizard is so extraordinary
I liked your photographs a lot. This animal can be seen in our country. It looks a lot like a crocodile.
It’s look so beautiful. Amazing photography.
It was very nice to see the big species of chameleon. You have captured the picture of the chameleon very beautifully there. It has been very amazing. I am very fascinated to see it.
In aceh leanguage its namely MURUA
nice picture, need patience to take it
thanks for sharing.
Nice photograph excellent writing made this article readable and praisworthy. Thanks a lot for sharing such kind of photography and description among us.
by looking at this picture I believe that you are a great photographer. You are very smart in capturing the beautiful moments in this picture. I really like seeing this photo and thank you for sharing it here
i don't know how you take this photo but it's horrible cause this look like giant. anyway brilliant capture .