A STUNNED smoker found a dead lizard in a pouch of rolling tobacco.
The squashed three-inch reptile was discovered stuffed inside a 30-gram packet of Amber Leaf baccy purchased at a Morrisons supermarket.
The customer said: “The poor thing was bone-dry, stiff as a board.
“It looked like some of the tobacco had actually dried into its body.”
It was thought to be a Fence Lizard, native to the tobacco-growing state of Virginia, US.
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It crossed the Atlantic and was uncovered in Wakefield, West Yorks.
The smoker claimed that Amber Leaf refused a refund for the £18.55 pouch and wants the lizard posted to their US factory as proof.
Amber Leaf producers Japan Tobacco International and Morrisons Supermarkets had been contacted for comment.