Intense Monitor Lizard Fight

In South Africa, two monitor lizards were filmed by Ranger Rob Van Plue in a dramatic battle lasting over 15 minutes. The fight, likely a territorial dispute between alpha males, showcased their strength and aggression. Despite their smaller size compared to the Komodo dragon, these lizards were fierce. Rob, who had never seen such a fight in over 20 years, attempted to capture the end of the battle, but the lizards disappeared down a hill, leaving the outcome unknown.

What is the likely reason for the monitor lizards' battle in South Africa?

• Escaping a predator

• Competition for food

• Territorial dispute

• Attracting a female

How long can monitor lizards grow, and which is the largest species?

• Up to 3 meters, Komodo dragon

• Up to 2 meters, Nile monitor

• Up to 4 meters, Water monitor

• Up to 5 meters, Savannah monitor

What unique aspect of the lizards' fight is highlighted in the video?

• Their use of tools

• Their vocal communication

• Their slow dance-like grappling

• Their synchronized movements

What does Rob Van Plue say about his experience with such fights?

• He has seen many similar fights

• He has never seen a fight like this

• He often intervenes in such fights

• He usually avoids filming them

What happened at the end of the lizards' battle?

• The lizards were captured

• The fight continued out of view

• The lizards made peace

• The fight was stopped by Rob