It could be many different things depending on the monitor species & the husbandry it's kept in>

Cold floors/substrate, incorrect basking temps, your monitors been spooked big time or handle after a meal & so on.

A monitor should make full use of it's cage at different times of the day, it doesn't something might be wrong or it's just insecure in a new environment.

Example sitting in the water bowl all day in the cool end, could be to dry or to hot or something else not so common, that's something we/you have to learn over time, the thing we can't down load lol!

& FR is one of those multiple monitor breeders people.

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