Komodo Dragon

Komodo dragons have never been successfully hatched in Australia. Park welcomed three Komodo dragons for the first time in the country. Komodo dragons are difficult to hatch as the eggs …

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Young dragons are eating insects and lizards. Large adult dragons eat a lot of animals. Most dragons live in trees, but some live on the ground or in the water. …

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Komodo dragons were unknown by western scientists until 1912, and their common name came from rumors of a large dragon-like lizard occurring in the Lesser Sunda Islands. Komodo dragon’s yellow …

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Some people might think that the largest lizard in the world doesn’t have to worry about its safety. The population of Komodo dragons within Komodo National Park was estimated by …

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So no, it is illegal to own a Komodo Dragon as a pet. It is illegal to remove one of these lizards from their native habitat without the owner’s permission. …

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Their venom is highly poisonous and enough to kill animals in a few hours, even humans. This is the first time that Komodo dragons have been found to be the …

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Dutch sailors reported in 1910 that the lizards could spit fire and reach 7m in length. In reality, the lizard can only get up to 3m and can weigh 70 …

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Komodo dragon lives in dry, open grassland, savanna, and tropical forest at low elevations. It exhibits some nocturnal activity, but is most active during the day. Komodo dragons are solitary, …

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The powerful venom can cause a sudden drop in blood pressure on prey. The venom stops the victim’s blood from clotting, so it can be injected directly into the bloodstream. …

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They can stay submerged for up to 18 minutes at the bottom of fast-flowing streams, waiting until it’s safe to return to land. It looks like they don’t have to. …

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