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Black Tree Monitor

The Black Tree Monitor is a striking and intelligent species of monitor lizard native to the forests of the Aru Islands in Indonesia. Known for its sleek, jet-black scales and long, slender body, it is perfectly adapted for life in the trees, using its strong limbs, sharp claws, and prehensile tail to climb with ease.

Growing up to 1.2 metres in length, the Black Tree Monitor is a shy and agile predator, feeding primarily on insects, small mammals, and birds. It is also known for its problem-solving abilities and complex behaviours—traits that make it one of the most fascinating lizards in the reptile world.

This arboreal monitor is currently under threat due to habitat loss and illegal collection for the pet trade. At Crocodiles of the World, we provide a safe and enriching environment for these stunning reptiles and share their story to inspire greater appreciation and protection of forest-dwelling species.

Memberships

  • Junior Adoption - Black Tree Monitor
    Junior Adoption - Black Tree Monitor
    £35.00

    for children under 16 years of age

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    for children under 16 years of age

  • Adult Adoption - Black Tree Monitor
    Adult Adoption - Black Tree Monitor
    £55.00

    1 year adoption

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    1 year adoption

  • Corporate Adoption - Black Tree Monitor
    Corporate Adoption - Black Tree Monitor
    £300.00

    1 year adoption

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    1 year adoption

Black Tree Monitor

The Black Tree Monitor is a striking and intelligent species of monitor lizard native to the forests of the Aru Islands in Indonesia. Known for its sleek, jet-black scales and long, slender body, it is perfectly adapted for life in the trees, using its strong limbs, sharp claws, and prehensile tail to climb with ease.

Growing up to 1.2 metres in length, the Black Tree Monitor is a shy and agile predator, feeding primarily on insects, small mammals, and birds. It is also known for its problem-solving abilities and complex behaviours—traits that make it one of the most fascinating lizards in the reptile world.

This arboreal monitor is currently under threat due to habitat loss and illegal collection for the pet trade. At Crocodiles of the World, we provide a safe and enriching environment for these stunning reptiles and share their story to inspire greater appreciation and protection of forest-dwelling species.

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