Animals
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Asian Water Monitor Lizards Thought Nearly Extinct in China Caught on Camera for the First Time After a Decade
The endangered Asian water monitor lizard was spotted in South China. Click to read more. Asian water monitor lizards, thought to be nearly extinct in China, were spotted again for the first time after more than a decade.
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