Common Goanna
/Common+Goanna/$File/Common+Goanna.jpg) The Common Goanna, also known as a Lace Monitor, lays their eggs in a hole they dig into a termite mound, the termites then patchup the hole. There are reports of female Goannas returning 12 months later to open the mound to free the hatchlings.
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| | Scientific name: Varanus varius
Size: 1.5 Metres
Status: Common
Diet: Insects, reptiles, small mammals, nesting birds and carrion.
Habitat: Open forests and woodlands.
Breeding: Six to twelve eggs are laid and they take between 90 and 200 days to hatch.
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