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Two ‘people friendly’ monitor lizards fascinate visitors to Seremban Lake Gardens (video)

One monitor lizard was seen eating a large fish, much to the amusement of visitors to the lake garden.

Updated 2 months ago · Published on 20 May 2026 4:19PM

Two ‘people friendly’ monitor lizards fascinate visitors to Seremban Lake Gardens (video)
Onlookers were advised to keep a distance. – May 20, 2026

A SOCIAL media user, Peng Tai, shared a video of two large monitor lizards at the Seremban Lake Garden that seemed quite "people-friendly".

If the reptile usually sees humans, it would immediately run into the bushes, but these two were different.

One was seen eating a large fish, much to the amusement of visitors to the lake garden.

However, many warned that these lizards could get aggressive, and onlookers were advised to keep a distance. – May 20, 2026

View video here https://www.facebook.com/reel/1302968144608931

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