A black and white tegu lizard, originally from Argentina, has been spotted at a local park, causing quite a stir among residents. Despite its menacing appearance, the lizard is not dangerous to humans. Authorities suspect the reptile is someone's pet, as it is not native to the area. Animal control is currently waiting for the owner to come forward and claim the lizard. If no one steps up, the scaly visitor will be put up for adoption. These lizards can grow up to four feet long and have a diet

Here's how South Florida's tegu hunters capture the invasive lizards. | Miami Herald

Hey everyone, Have you met Tony? He is a Black and white Argentine Tegu, a type of monster lizard. This guy is just the coolest, sweetest, and squishiest lizard❤️ 💥Fun Facts Did you know: Argentine Black and White Tegus are super smart, dog-like lizards that can learn tricks, be housebroken, and even recognize owners; they're the largest tegu, can run on two legs, use their tails as whips, and are unique for being partially warm-blooded during their breeding season (Sept-Dec) by generating thei