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Dictionary » V » Varanus Varanusvaranus (Science: zoology) A genus of very large lizards native of asia and Africa. It includes the monitors. See Monitor. Origin: NL, fr. Ar. Waran, waral; cf. F. Varan, from the Arabic. ![]()
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Results from our forumMost venomous animal Varanus komodoensis do not have any poison. it just make infection by the bacteria or other microorganism in the mouth. Actually that's been proven incorrect. Dr. Bryan Fry, an Australian toxicologist published a study last ...
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Most venomous animalVaranus komodoensis do not have any poison. it just make infection by the bacteria or other microorganism in the mouth.
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Question on herbivorous lizard theory... body size than carnivores, with omnivores intermediate between the two other dietary groups. Here is a pronounced exception. The Gray's Monitor (Varanus olivaceus) or Butaan has a slender neck, body, short height, long narrow pointed head. Indeed, it looks identical to it's other carnivorous ...
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Are monitors venomous? i heard once that their saliva is poisonous We have a research to investigate Varanus' saliva (including komodo and monitors). We got many parasites and bacteria from their saliva, which could trigger infection when we are exposed to. It is due to their lifestyle, ...
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