Is Bengal monitor lizard poisonous?

Bengal monitor lizard is not poisonous. Although in some parts of countries such as Bangladesh, India and Sri Lanka, there are folk legends that the Bengal monitor lizard is a poisonous animal, but this is only a legend. In fact, the Bengal monitor lizard has no venom. Bengal monitor lizard is a kind of lizard with very strong viability. Its size is not too big or too small, and it has very strong immunity to all kinds of toxic substances, so some common poisons in nature are also its food. Bengal monitor lizard has yellow spots on its body, its head is triangular, its length is more than 9 cm, and its tail is only 5 cm long. In the wild, male Bengal monitor lizards are generally more than 42% overweight than females. Its nostrils are split-eyed, located in the center between the eyes and the snout. Adult Bengal monitor lizards are generally gray or gray-green, with gray-black markings from the chin to the abdomen.