The Komodo Dragon, native to Indonesia, is the world's largest lizard. Their powerful jaws, sharp teeth, and venomous bite make them formidable predators in their habitat.
Physical Characteristics
Komodo Dragons can grow up to 10 feet in length and weigh over 150 pounds. They have tough, scaly skin, sharp claws, and a long, muscular tail that aids in balance and movement.
Hunting and Feeding Behavior
Komodo Dragons are carnivorous and primarily hunt deer, pigs, and water buffalo. Their saliva contains harmful bacteria, causing infection in their prey. They have a keen sense of smell to locate food.
Conservation Status