Little Cormorant (Phalacrocorax Niger) & A Water Monitor (Varanus Salvator) - Little Cormorant Is Very Common Residen. Usually It Sits For Long Period On A Dead Tree, Half Sub-merged Rock Or River Bank With Its Wings Spread To Dry Them Up..They Are All Dark Coloured Or Black And Have Stout Beaks With A Strongly Hooked Tip, Long Necks That Can Be Distended, Retracted And Twisted With Ease, Long Streamlined Bodies, Long Tails And Wide Round Wings.Captive Juvenile Water Monitors Will Do Well On A Diet That Consists Of Fish, Frogs And An Occasional Newborn Rodent. As Adults, Water Monitor Diets Can Include More Rodents And Other Small Mammals, Insects, Mollusks And Fish. Photo