Name↕ | Type↕ | Region↕ | Size (cm)↕ | Venomous↕ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Komodo Dragon | Lizard | Indonesia | 300 | Yes (venomous bite) |
Saltwater Crocodile | Crocodilian | Southeast Asia and Australia | 600 | No |
Green Iguana | Lizard | Central and South America | 180 | No |
Galapagos Giant Tortoise | Turtle | Galapagos Islands | 150 | No |
American Alligator | Crocodilian | Southeastern United States | 460 | No |
Gila Monster | Lizard | Southwestern US and Mexico | 56 | Yes |
Leatherback Sea Turtle | Turtle | All major oceans | 200 | No |
Nile Crocodile | Crocodilian | Sub-Saharan Africa | 550 | No |
Chameleon (Panther) | Lizard | Madagascar | 50 | No |
Tuatara | Rhynchocephalian | New Zealand | 80 | No |
Bearded Dragon | Lizard | Australia | 60 | No |
Gharial | Crocodilian | Indian subcontinent | 500 | No |
Tokay Gecko | Lizard | Southeast Asia | 35 | No |
Aldabra Giant Tortoise | Turtle | Aldabra Atoll, Seychelles | 120 | No |
Black Caiman | Crocodilian | Amazon Basin | 500 | No |
Leopard Gecko | Lizard | South Asia | 25 | No |
Hawksbill Sea Turtle | Turtle | Tropical oceans worldwide | 90 | No |
Blue-Tongued Skink | Lizard | Australia and Indonesia | 60 | No |
Mexican Beaded Lizard | Lizard | Mexico and Guatemala | 90 | Yes |
Snapping Turtle (Common) | Turtle | North America | 50 | No |
Monitor Lizard (Water) | Lizard | South and Southeast Asia | 200 | No (mild venom debated) |
Mugger Crocodile | Crocodilian | Indian subcontinent | 400 | No |
Frilled-Neck Lizard | Lizard | Northern Australia and New Guinea | 90 | No |
Alligator Snapping Turtle | Turtle | Southeastern United States | 80 | No |
Green Sea Turtle | Turtle | Tropical and subtropical oceans | 150 | No |
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