In this exciting video, we’re feeding baby Black Dragon Asian Water Monitor Lizards—one of the most fascinating and impressive reptile species around! Watch as these young Asian water monitor lizards showcase their natural hunting instincts, feeding behaviors, and incredible agility. These Black Dragon lizards are an awe-inspiring species known for their striking black scales and rapid growth, and in this video, you’ll get a close-up look at their feeding process, from start to finish. Whether y

Feeding my Black Dragon water monitor never gets old. The focus the power and the trust built over time are incredible to witness. Moments like this remind me that working with animals is not about control. It is about respect and understanding. Gillie keeps me on my toes and reminds me every day why I fell in love with reptiles in the first place. 🐉 | The Reptile Zoo

Well somebody was hungry…😅😳 This is a black dragon aka the melanistic Asian water monitor, these guys are actually the 3rd largest species of monitor in the world and as you can see he really enjoys his shrimp 🍤 but sometimes he acts like he never has had a meal before lol!🤦‍♀️ should I teach him better manners?!🤔😂 | The Reptile Zoo

Cumingi yellow headed water monitor (Varanus cumingi) is a large monitor lizard endemic to the southern Philippines particularly Mindanao. Also known as the Cuming’s or Mindanao water monitor, it inhabits mangroves, forest, and even artificial habitats like fish ponds. These reptiles are active predators with a diverse diet that includes insects, fish, and small mammals, and they require a large enclosure with a water source for proper care. #cumingi #yellow #headed #asian #water #monitor #varan