The giant gecko is not poisonous, and it does not attack humans. Unless you are catching it, it will open its mouth to attack you, but the giant gecko has no teeth in its mouth and does no harm to humans.

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The giant gecko inhabits rock crevices, stone holes or tree holes in mountains or wilderness, and sometimes moves around the eaves and walls of people's houses. Large geckos are mostly nocturnal and feed on insects. Large geckos are mostly oviparous, producing 2 each time. Large geckos are mainly distributed in southeastern and southern Asia.