The Komodo Dragon

Varanus komodoensis, or more generally the Komodo Dragon is the largest living lizard on the planet. Commodore dragon belongs to the reptilian and string gate. They are monitoring lizards isolated in Indonesian archipelago islands for millions of years until the First World War (Diamond, 1994). The Komodo Dragon is a huge reptile that can grow to an average of 3 meters in length and weighing 150 kilograms. They have a complete digestive system and an internal skeletal system consisting of bone and cartilage.

The first comodo dragon was exhibited in London zoo in 1927. In 1934, Komodo Dragon was exhibited at the National Zoo in Washington DC, but it only lived for two years. More attempts to show the Komodo Dragon, these animals have a very short life span of five years at the National Zoo. Walter Auffenberg's research in his book "The Community Monitor's Behavioral Ecology" ultimately enables people to better manage and replicate. Captive Dragon.

The Komodo Dragon is the world's largest living lizard. They are identified by their large size, flat head, bow legs and long thick tails. The name comes from the rumor that creatures like dragons live in Komodo Island, Indonesia. According to San Diego Zoo, it was not until 1912 that Western scientists saw the Komodo Dragon. Local people call them "Ora" or "Land Crocodile". But their olfaction is their main food detector. According to the Smithsonian Zoo, the Komodo Dragon uses a branch tongue to sample air like a snake, then a special organ touches the tongue above the mouth to analyze molecules in the air. If the left tongue has a stronger 'smell', the dragon knows their prey is coming from the left.

Tour Komodo Dragon is an island where Komodo Dragon departs from Komodo National Park. They live in a natural habitat. Wild animals live with them as baits. Komodo dragon is a cannibal who can eat each other. They hunt wild animals as food in their natural habitat. Buffalo, horse, deer, wild board, monkey, snake are also the main prey of comodo dragon. Commodoredragon breeds with female eggs. Eggs are placed in the basement once a year. It usually happens in August or September. The breeding period will be held in June, July or August. Eggs are processed naturally in the basement. In the meantime, women are very dangerous because they are brave.