The white-throated monitor lizard is a larger lizard. Despite this, the white-throated monitor lizard prefers to hide in the shadows and is not good at relying on its size to forage for food. This may be related to its personality. Are diphtheria monitor lizards protected animals?

Is the white-throated monitor a protected animal?

Although diphtheria monitor lizards are mainly distributed in Africa and are relatively rare in other areas, but looking at the world, the current number of diphtheria monitor lizards is relatively stable, so it is not a protected animal for the time being .