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Monitor lizard
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Visual materialSubject(s): 1970 | Reptiles | Taganak, Turtle Islands, Sulu, 1970 | bayawak | 1970 | animals | fauna | mammals | mindanao | predators | prey | reptiles | spawning hole | sulu | taganak | turtle islands | monitor lizard | lizardOnline resources: View in Retrato website | View photo (midsize) | View photo (thumbnail) printGeneral Note(s): Monitor lizards, or bayawak, are known to prey on the turtles' newly-hatched young. They use their tails to spot the spawning hole, and their legs to dig up the eggsImage type: OriginalMedia format: print
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Filipinas Heritage Library | Retrato - Plant and Animal Life | PA00469 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Not for loan | PA00469 |
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| PA00466 Turtle | PA00467 Turtle | PA00468 Turtle | PA00469 Monitor lizard | PA00470 Cockroaches; Blue flies, 1776 | PA00471 House spider | PA00472 Coco palms |
Monitor lizards, or bayawak, are known to prey on the turtles' newly-hatched young. They use their tails to spot the spawning hole, and their legs to dig up the eggs.
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