"I came in my kitchen to find a lizard using a sponge as a raft in the sink. (I live in New Mexico)"

@Warrigal Do you mind if I collect a 'few' lizards from the Texas valley and send them over to you?? :unsure::whistle::sneaky:
Sorry, but you would need a licence to bring them into OZ. Border security includes plants and animals.
I would need a license to send you one of these little cuties



He is a thorny devil from our desert regions. Eats ants and absorbs water through the skin, mostly dew, and is absolutely harmless.
 

Sorry, but you would need a licence to bring them into OZ. Border security includes plants and animals.
I would need a license to send you one of these little cuties



He is a thorny devil from our desert regions. Eats ants and absorbs water through the skin, mostly dew, and is absolutely harmless.
What a cutie!!!
 
I found a frog in the bathroom once. I went for a pee in the middle of the night and the seat was wet. In the corner on the floor was a tree frog. He either came up through the sewer or from the vent on the roof of the house. I'm leaning toward the latter because I've seen tree frogs climbing houses and fences.
 
Nile Monitor: (A really BIG lizard)
Our goannas are a species of monitor lizard.
They are not aggressive but best left alone because they are carrion eaters.
A bite could become infected.

Once while camping many years ago we shared the campsite with a large goanna.
At one stage I saw him going up a tree with a dead parrot in his mouth.

Later he came close to us when we were eating and I was able to feed him a boiled egg from my hand. As long as they aren't startled they are no threat but if one is running towards you it's best to lie down lest it mistakes you for a tree and tries to climb up. They aren't very smart creatures.

This is a close up of a goanna. He is called a lace monitor. They are actually quite striking in appearance.

 
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