Komodo Dragon

Komodo Dragons engage in violent mating battles but remain unharmed due to their protective scales. They inhabit a few Indonesian islands and are excellent swimmers. As the largest lizards, they can grow up to three meters and weigh 90 kilograms. These carnivores primarily consume carrion, using their forked tongues to detect carcasses from afar. They can eat up to 80% of their body weight in one meal and later regurgitate indigestible parts.

What helps Komodo Dragons remain unharmed during their violent mating season battles?

• Their ability to camouflage

• Their tough protective scales

• Their speed and agility

• Their sharp claws

Where do Komodo Dragons primarily live?

• Indonesian islands

• Amazon Rainforest

• Sahara Desert

• Australian Outback

What is the maximum length an adult male Komodo Dragon can reach?

• Two meters

• Three meters

• Four meters

• Five meters

What is the primary component of a Komodo Dragon's diet?

• Fresh fruits

• Insects

• Fish

• Carrion

How do Komodo Dragons detect carcasses from a distance?

• By their sense of touch

• By their forked tongues tasting the air

• By their acute hearing

• By their keen eyesight