Sand Goanna (Varanus Gouldii), Francois Peron NP, Western Australia. A total of 6 + Route Kill 2 was seen in vivo. Australian climbers have a lot of giant lizards with wide-angle photographs. I always thought they were taken with pets. But this time I realized that they were all wild individuals, and it should be the most difficult to pose a giant lizard.
First of all, to catch them is a manual work, because it is basically a day encounter, this thing is fast, anyway, has been tracking, my friends they took up to two hours to catch at the longest time. Then it’s a normal swing, another hour or two of work, basically to toss and turn until it’s tired.
This kind of bite is also painful, and the tail is very strong, so it really needs courage and extreme patience. Admire and admire. I’ll take a long focal shot.
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