Au Angi-Angi

Large LIZARD of Australasia. 
Etymology: Papuan (Austronesian) word. 
Physical description: Length, 20 feet. Width, 6 feet. Brown and green, crocodile-like skin. Cowlike head. Large eyes. Long, sharp teeth. Long neck. Two small forelegs. Large, triangular scoops on the back. Thick hind legs. Long, slender tail. 
Behavior: Amphibious. Bipedal. Said to act aggressively with fishing boats. 
Distribution: Lake Murray, Papua New Guinea. 
Significant sighting: A dinosaur-like reptile was spotted by two groups of people near Boboa, Lake Murray, Papua New Guinea, December 11–12, 1999. 
Present status: Reports of smaller, arboreal lizards in the same area may refer to the Crocodile monitor (Varanus salvadorii). See ARTRELLIA. 
Possible explanation: Exaggerations or hoaxes based on pictures of dinosaurs. 
Sources: Bernard Heuvelmans, “An Annotated Checklist of Apparently Unknown Animals with Which Cryptozoology Is Concerned,” Cryptozoology 5 (1986): 1–26; “Dinosaur-Like Reptile Sighted at Lake Murray,” Boroko Independent (Papua New Guinea), December 30, 1999.
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