What is legavaan?

Legavaan or the rock monitor lizard, scientifically known as Varanus albigularis, is a species of large lizard native to southern Africa. They can grow up to 6 feet in length and weigh up to 110 pounds. They are typically brown or grey in color with a bumpy, textured skin and a long, pointed tail.

Legavaans are opportunistic carnivores and will eat a variety of prey including insects, small mammals, birds, and even carrion. They are also agile climbers and swimmers and have been known to raid bird nests for eggs.

They are solitary creatures and are primarily active during the day, basking on rocks to regulate their body temperature. They are also known for their powerful jaws and sharp teeth, which they use for self-defense.

Legavaans are not considered endangered, however, they face threats from habitat loss and hunting for their skin and meat. They are also sometimes captured for the pet trade, although this is illegal in many countries.