Komodo Dragons Make the Komodo Island as Part of New 7 Wonders

Komodo Island is the NEW 7 Wonders of The World - The Dragons are not afraid to stand on one another to reach for the food (dangled from a pole above them) and demonstrate dominance – indeed, they are known cannibals, eating their own young on occasion… Occasionally they consume humans and human corpses, digging up bodies from shallow graves

They also make a distinct hissing sound when scenting food which is a warning to other Dragons to back off, although it has the same effect on humans too. The Dragons infamously have a bacteria-ridden mouth (their saliva is extremely toxic and mixed with blood) that causes death by infection from a single bite – the dragons bite their prey and then track the unfortunate victim for days if necessary while waiting for it to die. (Human bite victims, if treated early with a broad range of antibiotics, do have a good chance of surviving).

Komodo Dragons Make the Komodo Island as Part of New 7 Wonders are found by western researchers in 1910. Her body is great andterrible reputation makes them popular in zoos. Dragons in the wild habitat has beenshrinking due to human activities and therefore the IUCN include dragons as a species vulnerable to extinction. These large lizards are protected under Indonesian law and a national park, namely Komodo National Park, established to protect them.

Thanks to the efforts of government and local communities in conserving the National Park, tourists come to visit and now a close look at the life of these ancient reptiles Komodo Island is the NEW 7 Wonders of The World