Introduced to southern Florida through illegal breeding and exotic pet smuggling, the Nile monitor lizard is on a rampage, devouring native wildlife and domestic pets at will.
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Killer Aliens: Nile Monitor Lizard
Introduced to southern Florida through illegal breeding and exotic pet smuggling, the Nile monitor lizard is on a rampage, devouring native wildlife and domestic pets at will.
Added: Apr 14, 2010
Views: 21506 Views
Runtime: 02:05
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