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Con, the Monitor Lizard
15 Nov 2017

Con, the Monitor Lizard

by BESG | posted in: Amphibians-Reptiles | 0

“On 30th October 2017, students from the Drama Club noticed the part of the limbs and tail of a lizard sticking out of the air-con condenser behind the After School Engagement (ASE) Room. “I rushed to the incident site after … Continued

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