Okay, it's my second reptile post of the day, but this video is too astonishing to pass up. According to Newsweek, this is not a clip from a horror flick, but rather some video taken from a 7-11 in Thailand showing an enormous lizard showing off its tongue and knocking food off the shelves as it climbs toward the ceiling. Customers can be heard shouting, screaming, and even laughing in the background. An exciting trip to the convenience store was had by all.
Like a scene from a monster movie, a gargantuan lizard climbs 7-11 shelves in remarkable video
Watch a crocodile enjoy a water slide
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This $80 portable instant photo printer will be an instant hit at your next party
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Pay whatever you want for nine courses that can turn you into a real game developer
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The secret compartment in this $150 duffle bag lets you safely store your suits
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