Megalania: The Giant Australian Lizard 

lol

A divorce lawyer?

Guys, Avy gives us a hint.

Natalie Poire Australia also has a giant dangerous (not quite a killer but close enough) bird that doesn't fly

Even the cure for cancer

Yep that's definitely true

But won’t they try to eat people

@@samuelparker7231 If they stay in the wild then no lol

@@samuelparker7231 Or if humans are dumb enough to go into the wild and spot one

@@itsRosshh something tells me giant dinosaurs aren’t too keen on respecting borders

lol

Not enough food to supply it’s massive bodies demands.

​@@ray-0249, what do you mean? How can the Saltie croc and other crocodilians of over 1 european tonne still survive very well, as in other millions of years, but in the case of monitor lizards, in Australia, there is not enough food for them, except for hand sized and arm sized ones? What the hell, the humans and dingoes didn't eat that much, to bring the Megalania and Thylacoleo to not have any food left. Also, Megalania is just 2 times longer, and only 10 times heavier than the average Komodo Dragon, and because monitor lizards, lizards, legless lizards, snakes, turtles and crocodilimorphs can survive at least 6 months and up to 3 years without food and water, they can eat anything, anywhere, they can and want, without complaining. Those are great ambushers, and it is weird that they got extinct. If the top 3 largest marsupials that weightened more than 1 european tonne didn't go extinct because of the more scarce water and dessertification, the Megalania wouldn't had got extinct either, even if we count to present times, with modern introduced placentals.

It is kinda adorable

@@Hunter87788 no it looks retarded and pathetic it should be ashamed of itself

it will run a human down in seconds

Indeed.

Yall some oompa-loompas

So the Megalania IS still alive, huh?! If it's still alive, then I'll NEVER go to Australia!

Mark Scarlett the aboriginals swear it still exists to this day and naturally they're quite frightened by it

Evan.Ethan S not true.

Gabriel Mondragon what? They're not savages in the slightest. They're just simple people who live off the land like most other native groups.

Josh Savages....! (cough, cough)

So you'd be fine with a gigantic prehistoric monitor lizard still walking the earth today? It probably could've walked into shops and went to the meat isle, unless it didn't kill a human first.

doggyipatch all the neighborhood pets suddenly go missing, however

doggyipatch stop playing ark

Charlie Porter no

Ark is a fun game but it isn't historically accurate

Yeah, they were great against invading yetis. They could climb ceilings too. And fly like helicopters to outer space, where they could call for help from Anunnaki.

Spike Dinocroc is Called Poision Bite

Bacteria*

Okaay.

BIG BAD KENGI

So epic.

He is a dimetroodn

Ahmad Dzataki basically but extinct and 4 times the size lol

It would have eaten humans, mainly because humans and megalania lived alongside each other and humans were easy prey.

The most recent megalania fossil was discovered to be 300 years old... That's pretty close, and that's one of the reasons why people believe that some of them may still be alive.

Source? I call bullshit.

+Christopher Speer personally, I'm not really into the "still alive" stuff, it could be bullshit. But I guess you can find the fossil thing if u search it? I really don't remember much about it, it's been some time and I've been quite busy.

We're the top of the food chain dude, we aren't exactly easy prey.

Chrominoid Pro very old joke, pick a more relevant target like young thug lol

@Semih Sahin there are fossil records of Megalania with Thylacoleo marks.

@Semih Sahin when we met I don't remember you

Id be more scared of a terror bird than a thylacoleo

Megalania from Australia and PNG