According to the British newspaper "The Sun" reported on April 7, a giant lizard 6 feet long (about 1.823 meters) broke into a convenience store in Thailand's Phra Thong Province, and climbed to the top of one of the shelves in search of food, frightening customers in the store.
Witnesses filmed the lizard climbing onto the shelves, saying: "I didn't dare to go near it, I had to hide behind other shelves and shoot with my phone, this large lizard is more ferocious, if it is provoked it will be attacked." ”
Subsequently, a clerk called the police, and the police arrived with the animal trainer and took the lizard off the scene. It is known that this is an Asian water lizard that lives in the canals and ponds of Thailand, and feeds on fish, snakes, frogs and food scraps left by humans. When threatened, they are aggressive and have a slight venom that sometimes carries harmful bacteria.
The Asian water lizard crawled out of a nearby canal and subsequently into the convenience store. After months of dry, rainy weather, this giant lizard has difficulty finding food and may enter the human activity area from nature in search of food.
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