How to Survive explores how dangerous a Komodo dragon bite really is, detailing venom effects and infection risks. They ...

A small seaside town known as the gateway to the land of the dragons – specifically the Komodo kind – has roared to life over ...

How to Survive shares a firsthand account of battling a Komodo dragon in the wild, revealing survival lessons learned from ...

Learn about the incredible science behind the 'Jesus Christ Lizard' - the reptile that's able to walk on water!

The deadliest predators of the animal kingdom may be fearsome, but they play a vital role in maintaining balance within the ...

The Komodo dragon, a venomous giant lizard native to Indonesian islands, faces endangerment with fewer than 6,000 remaining.

The third-oldest zoo in the U.S. is evolving to embrace a mission of conservation and education. Here's how that affects the animals you see.

Komodo dragons, the largest lizards, are apex predators native to Indonesian islands, known for their venomous bite and scavenging habits. Monitor lizards, a diverse group found across Africa ...

Komodo dragons can run 13 miles per hour. Swim for miles. Kill with one bite. And they knows no other natural predators – except for other, bigger lizards that don't mind a little cannibalism.

Komodo dragons, the world's heaviest lizards, can grow up to 3 meters (10 feet) in length and have a toxic bite that they use to kill prey such as buffalo, returning to feast when the animal ...

Now, a new study has uncovered another marvel of dragon teeth: they’re coated in iron. The world’s largest reptile, the Komodo dragon is an endangered carnivore native to Indonesia.