Physignathus cocincinus
10-15 years
Southern China and Southeast Asia
Chinese water dragons are omnivorous, but are most likely to eat insects, small vertebrates, and snails.
Males are heavier than the females and have a display crest along the back of their necks. They have extremely long tails to propel them through the water.
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