The News Life

When the Komodo Dragon Devours a Bat in a Rare Live Encounter

October 25, 2023 by Pham Hien

Komodo dragons are in fact, lizards, and they are by far the largest lizards on Earth.

These lizards can grow up to ten feet long (three meters), approximately the length of a small car. They’re heavy, too – they can weigh up to 154 pounds on average, but have been weighed up to 135 kilograms, which is approximately the same weight as a panda bear!

 

Komodo dragons are known for their notorious, venomous hunting strikes. It used to be believed that these lizards had various strains of bacteria in their saliva that killed prey, but this theory was discredited by the University of Queensland and it is now believed that they secrete venom proteins similar to that of venomous snakes.

Komodo dragons are only present on five Indonesian islands, and in no other country in the world. Four of these islands make up what is known as Komodo National Park, and the fifth island is that of Flores. The main island that is home to the largest amount of komodo dragons in the world is named after these lizards; it is so-named Komodo Island.

Filed Under: Animal New

Primary Sidebar

Recent Posts

  • GOOD NEWS: Anthony Volpe Secretly Planning Free Baseball Lessons for Underprivileged Kids in Little Italy — A Quiet Move That’s Warming New York’s Heart.nh1
  • BREAKING: Heartwarming moment as Yankees’ Anthony Rizzo comforts young fan who just lost his father – Viral photo touching the hearts of the entire baseball world!.nh1
  • Detroit Tigers’ Riley Greene Caught in Grand Canyon Wildfire While on Secret Hiking Trip — Mystery Surrounds Woman Spotted With Him.nh1
  • DEVASTATION AT GRAND CANYON: Giants’ Michael Conforto Narrowly Escapes Lodge Fire While On Secret Retreat — And The Mystery Woman Who Was With Him.nh1
  • TRAGIC CONNECTION: Victim in Kentucky Church Shooting Turns Out to Be Estranged Cousin of SF Giants Star Joc Pederson — Shocking Family Secret Emerges as Player Races to Kentucky.nh1

Recent Comments

  1. A WordPress Commenter on Hello world!

Copyright © 2025 · Paradise on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in