
I got a plastic glove and a napkin and dabbed at the blood.then the idea occurred to me to put
something flat underneath him and raise the end his head was on so the blood wouldn't rush to his head. I immediately found a tile and put it underneath the lizard and raised the end with a rock. I saw that some scales were loose where the indent was and removed them by simply rubbing them gently. From the start Emanuel was watching, helping, and talking, he said that it was in the crocodile family I really doubt this but it could be. I looked it up on-line and found nothing about it, not even its name. He also said that it wanted water, I was sceptical of this suggestion but tried it any way. The result was amazing! The once still lizard (with the exception of the heaving), moved it's head to be in the stream of water coming from the cup, and then stood up on it's hinged legs as to get closer to the source of water. After that we kept putting water on him he just kept getting better. The bleeding had already stopped. He is fine as frog hair now, but still doesn't move much. And now for a question I still ponder, which saved him: the water, the elevation,or he got better by himself. Please tell me what you think in your comments. The End
Hi Jonathan - thank you so much for sharing your animals and other adventures with us! They're great. I hope you're able to find some critters in the states to help keep things interesting!
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