the asian water monitor crawls over to you and inspects you, They are the world's second-heaviest lizard, after the Komodo dragon.[9] Their bodies are muscular, with long, powerful, laterally compressed tails. The scales in this species are keeled; scales found on top of the head have been noted to be larger than those located on the back. Water monitors are often defined by their dark brown or blackish coloration with yellow spots found on their underside *