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Spotted Goanna, Hamersley Station
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Spotted Goanna, Hamersley Station
The Spotted Goanna (Varanus panoptes) is one of the largest Australian monitor species. They feed on anything available and are frequently found feeding on road-kill kangaroos and emus. They represent an important traditional food source to the traditional owners throughout the Pilbara. This individual was obese- a sign of the great conditions brought about by recent flooding rains. They are a common species frequently found in the picnic areas within the nearby Karijini National Park
Henry Cook
Spotted Goanna, Hamersley Station
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