Seems a bit steep for a cagwang (flying lemur), but let’s recognize that these prices are in Filipino money. A four foot sawa (python) could run you $1.50 in US money, up to $37.50 for a 28 foot specimen. Here we see two Filipino men holding a reticulated python and a crested serpent eagle.
I Don't Get It 
Pass on the lizard. Never been tempted. However as a kid I have been told I had a fascination for snakes. They are different; aren’t they?
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Lizards have feet so they don’t undulate. I hate the undulating.
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C’mon man, good lizard is hard to get. People pay $5-$6 bucks for a frothy mocchachino but balk at the price of lizard? Tastes like chiken.
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Certainly more protein than an overpriced cup of diabetes.
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OMG! Too funny.
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No thank you, Kerbey.
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Great Title!
Thanks for making me LOL!
As you probably recall, I have spent a lot of time in The Philippines…
(It’ was a Sailor Thang)
https://texantales.com/2014/02/28/part-one-of-a-sailors-scholarly-series-on-u-s-naval-history-in-the-south-pacific/
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“What do we want?”
“CAGWANG!”
“When do we want it?”
“NOW!”
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