The Largest Lizard Species In The World | The Earth 4K

The Komodo dragon is the world's largest lizard, native to a few Indonesian islands, including Komodo and Rinca. These formidable reptiles can grow up to 10 feet long and weigh over 150 pounds. They have robust bodies, strong limbs, and long, muscular tails. Komodo dragons are known for their powerful jaws and sharp, serrated teeth, as well as their venomous bite, which helps subdue prey. They are carnivorous and primarily hunt large animals like deer, pigs, and water buffalo. With keen senses and ambush tactics, Komodo dragons are apex predators in their environment. Despite their fearsome reputation, they are vulnerable due to limited habitat and human activities.

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