Photo of Komodo dragon biting the head of its own kind and the truth behind it
The moment a Komodo dragon appeared to be biting the entire head of a fellow dragon in the herd shocked many people.
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The moment a Komodo dragon appeared to be biting the entire head of a fellow dragon in the herd shocked many people.
The dragon dragged its victim to the ground and took him down in just one strike.
The Komodo dragon, the world's largest reptile, is not only a symbol of Indonesia's wild nature but also an embodiment of danger and attraction for tourists.
In fact, not only animals, but humans are also sometimes targets of Komodo dragons.
Charlie, a female Komodo dragon at the zoo of Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA, spawned 3 eggs and hatched into offspring without mating with any males.
The unexpected revelations of Indonesia - host country of the 2018 ASIAD period below made many people excited and mixed with surprise.
According to scientists, Wallacea used to be home to animals such as Komodo dragons, tooth elephants for Pygmy and giant rodents.
The time when dinosaurs ruled the land, the sea lizard (mosasaur), a swimming reptile related to the modern Komodo dragon, dominated the sea.
According to the photographer, when he was on a boat with other guests, two Komodo dragons chased the water.
In the video, the giant dragon is swallowing a monkey in a shady area.
A study from the United States said that special antibodies in Komodo dragons can help make effective antibiotics for humans.
Komodo dragons use strong, strong jaws to snuggle into the snake's body, throwing it repeatedly on the ground.
The world's largest lizard species has them close to dinosaurs that are facing extinction because of gender imbalance and narrow living conditions.
A Komodo dragon grabbed a tourist guide in an Indonesian national park, just two weeks after a similar attack occurred, AFP reported on February 20.
In the Komodo dragon world, a giant carnivorous lizard species, females usually have a short life span (31 years), while males have twice the average life expectancy (62…