Marine Iguana Vs Komodo Dragon (Explained)

It’s speed, mobility, combat, and combat prowess will almost certainly find a way to defy the larger, slower Komodo Dragon.

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Komodo dragons are large monitor lizards that ambush, pursue, and kill a wide variety of animals in South East Asia, including humans from time to time. They share lands with many other animals. The king cobra is a significant threat to humans in this region.

One likely result would be the crocodile awaiting the Komodo dragon’s drowning and dragging it under the waves for a brutal death.

It can be used to lift and manipulate the lizard, with the possibility of breaking limbs or breaking other bones. With repeated beatings against the ground, bites into the skull, and sheer rage, the gorilla will be the king.

Sure, the Komodo dragon has osteoderms that can prevent some harm from being done, but a lion can bite the less-guarded neck of the lizard and kill it quickly.

That is not to say that the lion walks away without a scratch. If the lion ambushes, tackles, and landslide in the first salvo, it’s likely to get a fair share of cuts and bites. If it does get bites, the wounds will not heal well due to the Komodo dragon’s unique saliva.

[40] [33] : The villagers of Komodo were compelled to move their graves from sandy to clay ground, with pile rocks on top of them to discourage the lizards from attacking them.