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Webster, Massachusetts police say they found escaped 5-foot-long lizard after 2-week search under tree roots

Police revealed that Goose, the five-foot-long water monitor lizard who escaped a home in Webster, Massachusetts, two weeks ago, was difficult to find because it had been hiding under tree roots, around two miles from its home.

Worcester Telegram on MSN · 5d

Goose, the 5-foot lizard that escaped from Webster home, spotted in Douglas

Officials say the 5-foot water monitor that escaped from a house in Webster two weeks ago has been spotted in Douglas.

Boston.com on MSN · 1d

Police used hardboiled eggs and chicken to capture Goose the escaped lizard

Goose, a water monitor lizard, escaped from its residence at 17 Blueberry Hill on July 18, Webster Police Chief Michael Shaw said.

Video shows moment Goose errant lizard was captured

Boston 25 News on MSN · 3d

Goose no longer on the loose! Webster lizard has been captured

The water monitor from Webster has been safely captured and will be relocated to RRS Oasis, a nonprofit animal sanctuary.

Boston.com on MSN · 1h

Video shows moment Goose the errant lizard was captured

A newly released video shows the moment Goose, the five-foot water monitor, was captured after more than two weeks on the loose.

CBS News on MSN · 3d

Goose, the wandering water monitor lizard, has been captured

After two weeks of wandering around Massachusetts and Connecticut, Goose, the escaped water monitor lizard, has been captured, the Webster Police Department announced.

How Goose the water monitor lizard was caught 2 weeks after escaping a Mass. home

Officials are sharing more details on the two-week escape of a large lizard from a Webster, Massachusetts, home, which ended ...

Goose, the wandering lizard, makes a perp walk

When Mack Ralbovsky from Rainforest Reptiles brought Goose out at a surreal press conference, the lizard was a bit squirmy — ...

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Goose the lizard’s adventure comes to end, heads to new home at Mass. reptile sanctuary

By Veronica Haynes Click here for updates on this story WEBSTER, Massachusetts (WCVB) — A 5-foot-long water monitor lizard named Goose that escaped from his home in Webster, Massachusetts, is headed ...

Worcester Telegram on MSN5d

Move over, Lacoste: Goose the reptile on the run now emblazoned on T-shirt in Webster

Water monitor hysteria, on a good note, has gripped this community. T-shirts are hot off the presses to show off what ...

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