How to Train Your Dragon ;-)

Monitor lizards are a genus of lizards of the monitor lizard family of the reptile suborder. They are the largest and most highly organized of all modern lizards.
The habitat of monitor lizards are areas with a warm climate.
Monitor lizards appeared on the planet about 18 million years ago. It is this age that dates back to the oldest fossil monitor lizard from the island of Ruzinga in Kenya.
The lizard is able to defend well and attack opponents well due to its size and strength. In many ways, he is helped by a massive tail, which he uses like a whip.
Monitor lizards are curious and always busy with their own affairs.
Some types of monitor lizards are sociable, and there are those who even love affection!
If the monitor lizard feels threatened, it begins to hiss loudly, greatly inflate the stomach, stand in a “defender pose” and whip with its tail.
This varanchik let himself be stroked after a week of everyday friendly communication!)
PS: I apologize for the quality of the video, because it was shot on a mobile phone, being unplanned)
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