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Kirkman:
So they aren't in any way dangerous to humans with their tongues like that of a snake?

no. Their forked tongues are used to sense and take information about their environment and prey.

Vickyvice:
no. Their forked tongues are used to sense and take information about their environment and prey.

Allright o! Thanks for the time and patience you took to reply my mentions to you. Much appreciated.

Oh my God..... I trust my country people

You can never find a lizard this big in zoogeria. Why? Because, by the time the lizard reach 3 feet, it has already enter the pot of soup.

At least it's not a komodo dragon

cayorday89:
Trust me, they never wanted to catch it, at least if I was there, I will catch it and request to pay for what I caught in their store even if it is one pounds or whatever currency they use, take it home, prepare it and snap to be posted on Nairaland for Lalasticlala to move to Frontpage.

Trust you know you can be jailed for that sha.

KazikageSama:
Trust you know you can be jailed for that sha.

No big deal...

Looks like a komodo dragon. Imagine going out at night to pee and this thing jumps at you from the bushes.

Vickyvice:
in my village, orogun, Delta state, na close friends them be with humans mehn. Even to the extent Dem go as come sleep under chair wey you sit on right inside your parlor. Them dey move freely and slowly in my place. They don't attack humans and humans don't harm them.

Is monitor lizard the same as alligator? It is alligator i heard Orogun are forbidden to kill. I may be wrong.

Vickyvice:
i know the wanogho family too well. One of them was my class mate at delsu, studying theatre arts, Wanogho Nelson is his name. He later changed to study law at oleh in when we were in 200 level. Then you know Nelson Wanogho. Oniovome our home at orogun Shares same backyard with omo- agege home

You should know the Okuovara family too

PrinceJoeWan:
Until today, i thought am th only Orogun person on Nairaland oh,
Wow

Baba we plenty here ooo, we just dey observed from the top of Ovara mango tree.

Wow
Good to know

Phyde:
Baba we plenty here ooo, we just dey observed from the top of Ovara mango tree.

Phyde:
You should know the Okuovara family too

kind of.yeah. I met one of them in sapele, I think phina is her name. The name okuovara rings a bell at orogun