Goose, the 5-foot-long water monitor lizard that escaped its home weeks ago, has been captured, according to the Webster Police Department. The Webster Police Department announced on their Facebook page Saturday the capture of the lizard, promising to have more details to share.

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

Water monitors are a type of lizard with sharp teeth and this one named Goose that is black with white scars on its back was last seen around Little Pond in Thompson, Connecticut, according to a Facebook post Friday, July 25 by that town’s animal control officer.