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Nostril at
midway between the tip of snout and the eye.
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Interesting
Facts: This species is relatively smaller compared to the
common Malayan Water Monitor. The Malayan Water Monitor has
its nostrils situated near the tip of its snout, while those
of the Clouded Monitor are midway between the tip of the snout
and the eyes.
Size:
95 cm
Diet:
crabs, frogs, eggs, birds, small mammals
Activity:
Diurnal
Habitat:
Forested Area.
References:
A Guide to the Amphibians and Reptiles of Singapore -Kelvin
K. P. Lim
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