WEBSTER, Mass. (WWLP) – A 5-foot water monitor lizard that has been missing for a week in Webster, Massachusetts, has been spotted across the state line into Connecticut.
The missing lizard named Goose was spotted near Blueberry Lane in Webster on July 18th, the Massachusetts Environmental Police said. Webster police and animal control searched the area with the use of drones, checking nearby pools before calling off the search.
Goose is described as approximately five feet long with black with white scarring. It is not aggressive, but police say those who see it should keep a safe distance. Animal control says that these types of lizards are known to travel.
Photos of Goose
On Tuesday, the Webster Animal Control said that they have not had any recent sightings. They say that the chance of survival is less as the nights get colder. The water monitor should seek out the warmth of the sun, so residents are asked to keep an eye out on patios, pool sides, yards, etc…