Lace Monitor
The Lace Monitor, also known as the Lace Goanna, is one of Australia’s largest and most impressive lizards. Growing up to 2 metres in length, this striking reptile is named for the beautiful lace-like pattern on its skin—dark grey or black with cream or yellow markings that provide perfect camouflage in the bush.
A skilled climber and opportunistic predator, the Lace Monitor feeds on a wide variety of prey, including insects, small mammals, birds, and carrion. Its long claws and forked tongue help it explore trees and forest floors in search of food, and it’s known for its intelligence and adaptability.
Found in woodlands and forests across eastern Australia, this species plays an important ecological role. At Crocodiles of the World, our Lace Monitors help visitors discover the fascinating diversity of monitor lizards and the need to protect their natural habitats.
The Lace Monitor, also known as the Lace Goanna, is one of Australia’s largest and most impressive lizards. Growing up to 2 metres in length, this striking reptile is named for the beautiful lace-like pattern on its skin—dark grey or black with cream or yellow markings that provide perfect camouflage in the bush.
A skilled climber and opportunistic predator, the Lace Monitor feeds on a wide variety of prey, including insects, small mammals, birds, and carrion. Its long claws and forked tongue help it explore trees and forest floors in search of food, and it’s known for its intelligence and adaptability.
Found in woodlands and forests across eastern Australia, this species plays an important ecological role. At Crocodiles of the World, our Lace Monitors help visitors discover the fascinating diversity of monitor lizards and the need to protect their natural habitats.
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