Goannas, also known as sand monitors, are small carnivorous reptiles that live in hot zones in Australia. They are good climbers and strong swimmers that prey on animal eggs, frogs, fish and other small reptiles. Goannas can grow up to 2 meters long and have a tail, body and head similar to iguanas, with camouflaged scales that help them blend into their environments.

1. GOANNA
Sand Monitor
Marc Ibáñez
1er ESO A
Prof: Núria
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2. AS AR?
A Goanna it's a small
reptile, it's similar to
Iguana.
It's an carnivore
animal.Goannas are
good tree climbers
and strong
swimmers.

3. Where they live?
They live in
Australia in hot
zone because it
likes hot.
Sand Goanna it's a
interesting
animal because
we not know
much about him.

4. What they eat?
They're carnivores
and it only eat
meat.
For example:
animal eggs,
frogs, fish, and
other small
reptiles.

5. Appearance
The Goannas are
similar to
Iguanas,they got
a tail, a body
and a head.
Somtimes they get
2 meters long!!!
These animals are
very well
camouflaged.