The Komodo dragon is indeed endangered.
Yes.
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it is endangered
Dragons are mythical creatures and have never exsisted. Therefore, no, dragons did not fight dinosaurs.
They are endangered of extinction, as are all endangered species.
Because - as usual - the human race is destroying their natural environment ! Humans have been poaching the dragons' natural prey for years - leading to a reduction in the dragons' population.
Komodo Dragons live on the islands of Rinca, Komodo, and other tiny surround islands, and on the westernmost part of the Flores Island in Indonesia.
yes they are
No. Tasmanian Devils are indigenous to Tasmania, Australia. Komodo Dragons are indigenous to Indonesia. Therefore, they should not even meet each other.
A Komodo dragon is a monitor lizard. Heavily built for capturing prey that is large in size, like a pig.
Yes.
It has been endangered because of valcons and its food habitats
Komodo dragons are the world's largest lizard species. These species are being endangered due to deforestation or illegal logging that causes the Komodo dragons to lose homes.
Yes, they are endangered.
it is a endangered animal
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No, The Conservation Status is Not Threatened.