Goanna Camouflage
by Maryse Jansen
Title
Goanna Camouflage
Artist
Maryse Jansen
Medium
Photograph - Photograph
Description
IMPORTANT NOTE: because the image is so tall, the low resolution image in the gallery has been stretched and may look blurry, please click on the image to see full resolution high quality previews!!!
Goanna Camouflage. The Lace Monitor, also knows as a Goanna, is a very large and powerful lizard. It can grow up to 2m long! These lizards are native to eastern Australia. They live in forests and woodlands and are an arboreal species. At the slightest disturbance they will climb a tree to be out of reach of the danger.
Their scaly skin with grey-ish, black and cream-coloured patterns blends in so perfectly with the tree trunk that you barely see them!
Lace Monitors are carnivorous and will eat anything that they can overpower, they will also eat eggs and scavenge for rotting meat. They have a large, forked tongue that they use in a similar way that snakes use theirs: searching for the scent of prey in the air.
Taken in south-east Queensland, Australia.
Goanna Camouflage is a tall vertical image that would fit well on a narrow strip of wall.
Thank you to the followinng groups on Fine Art America for featuring this image on their home page:
Fine Art Exploration Photography 12-13-2021
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Artwork Featuring Wildlife And The Great Outdoors 12-13-2021
The Top 50 Features 12-13-2021
Trick And Treat Of Nature 12-14-2021
Nature In Detail 12-15-2021
Art And Meditation 12-18-2021
animals, reptiles, wildlife, Australia, Australian reptiles, Queensland, goanna, Lace Monitor, nature, lizard, fauna, claws, pattern, scaly, close up, tree trunk, vertical, Varanus vanus, Vararidae
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