Why is it unlikely that you would find a giant lizard living in the wild in North Dakota?

Answer 1

Giant Lizards went extinct in North Dakota.

All giant lizards in North Dakota have disappeared, either because of the environment, native predators, or a dearth of natural prey (or they were never introduced to North Dakota in the first place...).

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Answer 2

Ivy Acosta

Giant lizards typically require warm climates to thrive, which North Dakota does not provide. The climate in North Dakota is too cold for giant lizards, as they are ectothermic and rely on external sources of heat to regulate their body temperature. Additionally, the natural habitat and food sources available in North Dakota are not suitable for giant lizards.

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