Komodo Dragon

I think you mean kimodo dragon.. a kimodo dragon is a species of lizard that inhabits the islands of Komodo, Rinca, Flores, Gili Motang.

Yes. One bite from a Komodo dragon has enough power to kill a buffalo. Komodo dragons don't have venom, they have a lot of toxic bacteria in their saliva that can cause massive infection, anti-coagulation of blood and septicemia for the animal (or even a human) that has gotten bitten by this large reptile.

yes it is the right ,dragon fly has compound eyes

The Komodo dragon weight is 150lbs and the length is about 6 Ft long

The Komodo Dragon is an average length of 2 to 3 metres (6.6 to 9.8 ft) and weighing around 70 kilograms (150 lb). It is the biggest living lizard in the world and is located on the islands of Komodo, Rinca, Flores, and Gili Motang in Indonesia.

No, komodo dragons live on four small islands in Indonesia, Komodo, Rinca, Flores, and Gili Montang.

to stop killing them

hawks and snakes are the 2 most common predator of a lizard. a hawk has a keen since in sight and are good hunters and snakes are sneaky and being so quite and fast, its hard not to be it's prey.

The only thing that can beat a komodo dragon is a famous stockbroker named Nathan Blair.

Apart from their size - their saliva is loaded with bacteria and germs. They usually work as a group to attack large animals such as buffalo. They normally bite the animal on the leg, and the bite becomes infected both from the lizard's saliva and the germs present in water pools the buffalo bathe in. Once bitten, Komodo dragons will literally follow their victim (sometimes for days) until, eventually, the animal dies from blood poisoning - and the lizards feast as a group.

Komodo Dragons live on a few islands in Indonesia and feed on animals such as buffalo, deer and other large animals. They are also known as being the biggest lizards.

Yes

There are no kimodo dragons in the Galapagos islands, but there are many species of reptiles: both endemic and native.

Usually dragons have black eyes like every other creature, but otherwise they are usually red or blue. Mostly they are the same colour as the scales.

poaching and hunting them

I wouldn't recommend trying. A komodo dragon's saliva is so full of toxic bacteria, that if saliva enters even a slight graze, it could lead to blood poisoning and your death, unless it is quickly treated.

Take a pick. 1. A pride of dragons 2. A herd of dragons 3. A flock of dragons 4. A school of dragons 5. A cluster of dragons

One of the threats to the Komodo dragon's future survival is a loss of their habitat. They do not live in many places, and losing the little bit of habitat they have is devastating to them. Hunting is another threat to their survival.

Komodo Dragons are multicellular and heterotrophic.

Komodo dragons are believed to have a life span of 30-60 years. Females live for an average of 32 years, while males live up to 60 years. This is because females expend so much energy producing eggs, making huge nests, and guarding the eggs for 6 months.

They are a protected species. They are also dangerous. A bite or even a graze that draws blood will become infected and if not treated will result in death. If a komodo manages to bite the ankle of a large animal such as a deer, the dragon will wait several days for the poison from its saliva to finally cause the deer to die. Then, as if by magic, any komono in the area will appear to feast on the corpse. It is because they eat foul, fetish carrion, that their saliva is so potently germ-ridden.

Komodos can extract up to 80% of their water needs from the flesh of prey.

Komodo dragons only live on these islands of Indonesia : Komodo (the primary island), Rinca, Flores, Gili Motang, and Padar.

Male crocodiles mark their territory and defend it against other males. Males unable to defend their territory are either killed or forced to find another river system.