Yes. Komodo dragons are carnivores. Although they eat mostly dead animals they will also ambush live prey. When suitable prey arrives near a dragon's ambush site, it will suddenly charge at the animal and go for the underside or the throat. It is able to locate its prey using its keen sense of smell, which can locate a dead or dying animal from a long distance. Komodo dragons have also been observed knocking down large pigs and deer with their strong tail.
Yes, but with it's size and aggressiveness probably not, definitely not knowing when food is scarce that a komodo dragon will eat a komodo dragon.
No, they are just endangered. They are mostly endangered because the food on komodo island is becoming extinct so komodo dragons don't have anything to eat so they die or eat their friends.
Yes a Komodo Dragon is a preditor Bacuse animals such as tigers lions eat them
Yes, wild boar (wild pigs) are a part of the diet of the Komodo dragon.
I'm not sure but if a komodo dragon did eat a six year old then that would be very sad.
komodo dragon live alone but wheb they eat food they eat together
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it can eat 80% of its own weight
Baisicly anything thet they sink their teeth into they'll eat it,including humans.A komodo dragon has a lot of bacteria in it's mouth,if you where bitten and managed to escape,you would still die from a massive infection.
Certain species of birds eat Komodo eggs as well as other Komodo Dragons. Snakes also eat the Dragons eggs as well.
It has been said that KOMODO DRAGONS can eat up to 8 pounds(or more) of food a day and they will eat virtually any thing that moves. It also includes their own and carcasses. it has powerful jaws so that it can break whatever part of its food it bites instantly. the other name for the KOMODO DRAGON is ORA. Although there are other names for the KOMODO DRAGON, you can check out HONOLULUZOO.ORG for more names and facts. good luck with whatever you are doing!! :) :p :D
Yes. Komodo dragons have been known to stalk and attack humans, but they prefer prey such as monkeys, goats, water buffaloes and wild boars. They are scavengers, and have been known to dig up human remains.