Joel Sartoreのインスタグラム(joelsartore) - 3月23日 22時17分

You can help protect the mangrove monitor by avoiding animal-skin products, even those marked “faux”, to ensure you’re not contributing to the capture and trade of this and other amazing species. Native to the northern coast of Australia and found all around Papua New Guinea, mangrove monitors are the only monitor capable of catching fish, and the occasional juvenile crocodile, in deep water. Although this species is predominantly exported in the pet trade, most individuals taken from the wild are used for the skin trade or hunted for meat. ​Acting as an informed consumer will lessen the demand for the capture of this species, giving them the opportunity to thrive in the wild for many years to come. Photo taken at Lilydale High School, Victoria, Australia.

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nick_animal_guy_v2 Aren’t these guys captive bred almost exclusively for the pet trade so there is no demand from the pet trade for wild caught, the skin thing is a sad truth that needs to be stopped but I don’t think the pet trade affects them much anymore

cashagoody Thanks for what you are doing; it's important work and we learn so much reading your posts. The photography is well ... hard to find the right word but... Bravo!👏

cammynet What a cool lizard! I will never purchase an animal product, it just supports animal slaughter. #notforme

cashews_nyc These posts of all varieties of animals are fascinating and truly wonderful and informative! Thank you!

geop8ton Not sure I understand your narrative when all you photos look to be of captive specimens!!!!!

nextquestionplz This will probably get lost in the comments but I post the most relatable content😈

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