Where to see Blue Tree Monitors in the UK
2 places to meet one
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Blue Tree Monitor is among the animals visitors can meet at UK wildlife attractions.
The Blue Tree Monitor is a striking lizard native to the tropical forests of New Guinea and surrounding islands. This vibrant reptile is known for its stunning blue coloration, which helps it blend in with the dappled light of its arboreal habitat. Blue Tree Monitors primarily feed on insects, small rodents, and bird eggs, using their keen eyesight and agility to hunt in the trees.
While the conservation status of the Blue Tree Monitor has not been formally evaluated, habitat loss poses a potential threat to its population. An interesting fact about these lizards is their ability to climb with remarkable speed, thanks to their long, prehensile tails that act as an extra limb.
UK families can marvel at these fascinating creatures in some zoos and wildlife parks, where they contribute to education and conservation efforts.
Plan a day around blue tree monitors
Butterfly World offers a captivating experience with a diverse range of butterflies and other fascinating animals.

Northumberland Zoo offers a diverse range of over 80 animal species in a family-friendly environment.