Komodo Dragons By Zainey

Komodo dragons are carnivorous, which means they only eat meat. These beasts are Indonesian Lizards. They're known to be the top predator on the small islands that they're found on.


Komodo dragons have thick skin which is good because they're often found fighting over a female or prey. These strange reptiles can grow up to 10 feet and 3 metres
long. Some can grow longer than a mini car. Komodo Dragons have really sharp claws and teeth to grip into their prey. These fast animals can weigh over 100 to 125 kg. These active eaters have poisonous saliva which makes them dribble while they move. Komodo dragons have tongues and skin like a snake, but the komodo dragons' skin is thicker.

These amazing predators are found on a small island in Indonesia. They're also found in very hot weather countries like Australia. Komodo dragons live in small caves that they dig by themselves.

Breeding season for the Komodo dragon is June and July. Komodo dragons can live up to 30 or even 50 years. This reptile's meal is made up of mammals, fish, birds, and insects. The Komodo dragon's scientific name is Varanus Komodoensis. A female can lay up to 20 to 28 eggs. Komodo dragons are related to the family of monitor lizards such as the water monitor and the small lizards that are found in Australia.