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We saw lots of Monitor Lizards on the Chobe River. The ones we saw were from 3 to 6 feet long. A big one was in a hole in the big tree in our campsite.

Actually this may be the Komodo Dragon...darn, I can't remember!

Update (2024 Aug 14): The Dells are long gone, but the Hanns-G was just retired today after a long life as a second display to iMacs and/or a MacBook Pro.

@ Zoo Negara Malaysia,Kuala Lumpur

For the for the viewing of images on your monitor it should be adjusted to allow you to see as many of the steps shown on the scale. This will help a great deal. If you really want to see the colours that the photographer posted on line you will need to calibrate your monitor. Google this for more than you ever wanted to know about colour management.

Discarded computers and monitors, from a pre-tower, pre-LCD screen era.

 

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Ritapa Neogi monitors a park tree

from Sevenmile Canyon, UT.

These monitors grow to about 1 meter in length and like to laze around lakes. gHoward Springs, Northern Territory, Australia

Coral monitoring in Watamu Marine National Park

Líderes Estudiantiles de las Instituciones Educativas de Itagüi

Made a brief appearance without the other half today.

Monitor lizard of varaan

Issue resolved. This should be the very first step when using Lightroom

Getting close enough to my monitor to see every R, G and B component of pixels

At Maadu River, Sri Lanka.

Clouded Monitor lizards are common ground dwelling reptiles in gardens and parks.

A monitor lizard watches intently

 

Moremi Wildlife Reserve, Botswana

Monitor Lizard, aka Komodo Dragon Head Shot

Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka

Monitor 8-10 yrs M/N. black/tan. THIS IS MY BUDDY. he is a leaner. has congenital cataract in right eye, non-surgical. submissive to humans, but doesn't get along with everyone else. just gets growly. no food aggression. crate trained.

This dog loves to run, does great off leash!

Ahh, actually a full sized replica at the Monitor Museum. www.monitorcenter.org/ click on the middle image for a very good interactive history of Monitor. The museum is where fairly large chunks of the original now reside.

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