How To Draw: Simple & Easy Komodo Dragon For Children

How To Draw: Simple & Easy Komodo Dragon For Children

“Are they Japanese dragons? Those are real…?” – Me as a child. Perhaps embarrassingly, for the longest time, I thought a komodo dragon was from Japan. And descents from dragons…hey I was a kid. Actually, a Komodo dragon is a large land lizard from the country of Indonesia. They are the largest land lizards on Earth actually! They have a big powerful bite and are 100% venomous killing machines. Their saliva has venom that prevents the blood from clotting! Word of advice: don’t watch the komodo videos out there! It’s pretty graphic, especially for little ones. If you want to avoid graphic image search in general and keep it kid-friendly – you can learn how to draw an unthreatening Komodo dragon step by step here 🙂

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   Interesting Facts about Komodo Dragons

  • The biggest lizard types are Komodo dragons. Komodo dragons were mistakenly discovered 100 years ago when a plane crashed on an island.
  • The Komodo dragon can attain a length of up to 10 feet.
  • They lived for up to 30 years and weighed up to 200 pounds.
  • Komodos come in colors such as blue, black, green, and gray.
  • They have long claws and a broad, muscular tail that can double as their fifth leg.
  • They were expected by scientists to be originally from Australia.
  • The Komodo lives on the islands of Indonesia: Komodo, Flores, Rinca and Gili Motang.
  • In the abandoned dug-out nests, female dragons lay their eggs. They incubate the eggs for about nine months.
  • The mouth of the Komodo dragons is stewed with 60 different bacterial strains that infect the animals after their bite. Sepsis sets in within hours and death typically result within a day, since the infection is considered extremely severe.
  • In young, Komodo dragons can climb trees using their paws, it cannot be due to its overweight when they’re grown.
  • They used to struggle for the formation and security of their region with other adult Komodos. It can also take up to 2 hours to fight.
  • Komodo forked his tongue like a snake to track scents of prey. The prey that is 4 miles away can be found by Komodo using their sensitive tongues.
  • Komodo can only hunt in the daytime because they’re nearly blind at night.
  • They use burrows in the rainy season to escape heat loss since like all lizards, they are cold-blooded animals.
  • From the moment they are born, baby lizards live on trees to defend themselves from adult dragons.
  • The World Animal Foundation reports that there is 6,000 Komodos total in the world. 1,700 for Komodo, 1,300 for Rinca, 100 for Gili Motang, and around 2,000 for Flores.
  • In one location, they will spend several hours waiting for a deer, boar, goat, or something edible and sizeable. They could eat 80% of their body weight at one time.
  • If they are in trouble, Komodos will throw up some contents from their stomachs to lower their weight.

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