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It's a really nice place. My anegdote from being there in 2012 is that we reached a part that was kind of closed off and walked on a concrete wall or something.
by locallost 4y ago
It's a really nice place. My anegdote from being there in 2012 is that we reached a part that was kind of closed off and walked on a concrete wall or something. There was a large space below, and a small lizard crossed our path and I looked down and saw something that resembled a komodo dragon about 25 meters away from us. I casually mentioned to my wife without wanting to panic, oh let's go back and not get in trouble with that thing, and she laughed at me because she thought I was scared of the tiny lizard. Then she almost freaked out.
- marcosdumay 4y agoA teiú (Google says it's called "tegu" in English, no idea if this is correct). They are mostly harmless. If you don't go and directly touch it, you'll be ok. They are most interesting when those 1 meter long lizards decide to run on two feet only, like if they were small.
- mito88 4y agothey are beautiful. https://portaldasmissoes.com.br/noticias/view/id/2507/lagarto-de-2-metros-e-30-quilos.html https://portaldasmissoes.com.br/noticias/view/id/2507/lagart...
- locallost 4y agoThanks! There were a lot of workers around so I figured it can't be that dangerous, but right, I didn't want to stay too long and find out.