The Komodo dragon is the largest lizard in the world today, with an average length of 2-3m. Because biological characteristics only allow Komodo to live in Indonesia, we cannot find this precious animal anywhere on Earth. According to scientists, Komodo dragons are closely related to dinosaurs that went extinct millions of years ago.

Originally a ferocious carnivore, the Komodo dragon “possesses” extremely strong jaws, with serrated teeth similar to shark teeth; In particular, this species is extremely “voracious eater”. Komodo dragons are very voracious eaters and their favorite food is meat. They attack prey such as deer, goats, wild boars, dogs and sometimes humans.

This dragon is also willing to eat its own kind when it cannot find any prey. Therefore, it is easy to understand why, after the end of their mother’s protection and protection, young Komodo dragons have to climb trees to live in seclusion to avoid being eaten, and the enemy may be their mother. they.

Komodo dragons hunt by biting and “injecting” poison into their prey’s bodies. Because of their bulky bodies, they will let their prey run away. However, that prey will gradually be paralyzed due to the effects of the venom. This type of venom acts very quickly on the prey, causing shock, abdominal cramps, reducing blood pressure and body temperature, and increasing blood circulation.

In particular, this toxin dilates blood vessels, preventing blood from clotting, causing nerve paralysis, causing the prey to quickly lose blood and die. This helps the Komodo dragon not need to chase and avoid other dangers. This venom is extremely dangerous, combined with a shocking and deep bite like a shark, it almost immediately enters the prey’s body and then takes effect.