Hearing noise on the ceiling, shocked to see a huge "monster"

Continuously hearing strange sounds coming from the ceiling, a woman in Thailand was terrified when she saw a huge "monster". It was a giant lizard weighing more than 30 kg.

A giant lizard weighing more than 30 kg and measuring more than 2 meters long is the "culprit" causing strange sounds on the ceiling of a house in Ayutthaya, Thailand. The incident happened on June 23. Photo: KhaoSod.

The woman was startled and panicked when she checked the large hole in the ceiling and saw the giant creature sticking its head out of the gap. Immediately after that, the homeowner called a rescue team to capture the "uninvited guest". Photo: KhaoSod.

After receiving the report, rescuers arrived at the house and found the lizard curled up in a corner of the gap between the first and second floors. Photo: KhaoSod.

The reptile rescue team used specialized equipment to gradually approach the giant lizard and pull it out safely. The whole process took 3 hours. Photo: KhaoSod.

Sharing about this incident, the woman said: "We kept hearing loud noises coming from the ceiling on the first floor for 3 or 4 days. However, we didn't know what it was. Today, a hole appeared and the lizard stuck its head through the gap. That's when we realized it had been there all this time. We still don't know how it got up there." Photo: thailandblog.nl.

After being pulled out of the ceiling of a house, the giant lizard as big as a crocodile was released into the wild. Photo: thailandblog.nl

Asian water lizards are commonly found in canals and ponds in major cities around Thailand. They feed on fish, snakes and frogs. They sometimes eat human leftovers. The bite of the Asian water lizard is mildly venomous, sometimes carrying harmful bacteria. This species can become aggressive when threatened. Photo: Pond5.

Readers are invited to watch the video : Discovering many new species in the Mekong River Region. Source: THĐT1.

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