The Komodo dragon, also known as the Komodo dragon, is a reptile of the giant lizard family and is the largest living lizard. It mainly lives on Komodo Island, Linka Island, Flores Island and other islands in the Lesser Sunda Islands of Indonesia. The skin is rough, dark brown, with bony scales, which can effectively resist attack. Forked tongue, can sense smell, used to find prey. Is the top predator, mainly to carrion for food, will also prey on wild boar, deer, monkeys and other animals. Saliva contains venom and a large number of bacteria that can infect prey through bites and eventually die. It is a solitary animal that only gathers during the breeding season.

It is a reptile belonging to the genus Varanidae in the family Varanidae. The skin is rough, with many raised bumps, no scales, dark brown, and the mouth is filled with huge and sharp teeth. Named after the island of Komodo in Indonesia, it is also known as the Komodo dragon. Mainly inhabiting the jungles around Java Island. I like living alone and only get together during the breeding season. I have fast running speed, strong diving ability, and can climb trees. As its size increases, my claws are mainly used as weapons, which is not conducive to climbing. Carnivorous animals, most of which eat carrion. The Komodo dragon is a reptile capable of parthenogenesis. It is the largest living lizard in the world.