Rare Monitor Lizard Rescued and Released in Phu Quoc National Park, Vietnam
A 20kg, 2m long monitor lizard, listed in Vietnam's Red Book, was successfully rescued and released back into its natural habitat in Phu Quoc National Park, An Giang province. Local cooperation with park authorities ensured its safe return.
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