The real-life version of the immortal emperor Godzilla terrified people

This giant lizard appeared suddenly, it rushed into the convenience supermarket and quickly approached the beverage area.

One of the classic scenes in the movie “Immortal King Godzilla” is the scene where the super beast Godzilla breaks into Hong Kong, climbs skyscrapers and destroys the entire city, in real life also appears a scene. the same, similar. A supermarket in Thailand recently had to reluctantly welcome “uninvited guest”, this guest not only has a giant appearance but acts extremely fiercely, it climbed onto the 10-storey shelf, making people being present at the supermarket panicked, as if the scene in the movie was actually happening. According to the information, this giant lizard appeared suddenly, it rushed into the convenience supermarket and quickly walked over to the beverage area of ​​the store, clenching tightly against the fridge glass door. When it discovered that the refrigerator could not be opened, it began to climb to the next shelf, throwing all the drinks and cakes on the ground, causing everyone to scream in fear. However, then this giant lizard did not move any more, it just rested on the top of the shelf, spitting out its long tongue to enjoy the coolness of the air conditioner. According to Jejene Narumpa, who filmed and photographed the scene, the giant lizard broke into the supermarket to cool off because the weather was too hot. Although its actions frightened everyone, she found it amusing. According to Jejene Narumpa, this giant lizard is more than 1m long, really very similar to the image of Godzilla in the recently released Hollywood blockbuster. After the images of the supermarket breakout lizard were posted on Facebook, a lot of netizens commented, saying they really felt this giant lizard looked like Godzilla. At the same time also expressed sympathy for the animal because the weather in Thailand is really hot. It is known that this giant lizard is a mangrove lizard or mangrove lizard, when mature can be up to 1.2 meters long, mainly inhabiting the Pacific Ocean on the islands of Australia, New Guinea. to the Caroline, Solomon, Marshall, and Mariana Islands. With an unusual climate, temperatures in the Southern Hemisphere and other countries rising every year, giant lizards breaking into homes, shops and other shady places to cool down are unavoidable.