The mating game in the animal kingdom is nothing less than fascinating and somewhat weird. Some species stab, clone, chew, or ...

Komodo dragons, the world’s largest species ... “That’s not very good for an animal that relies on having these razor blade ...

This story appears in the November 2017 issue of National Geographic magazine. The Komodo dragon, the largest species of lizard now alive, can grow to 10 feet long and nearly 200 pounds.

Auffenberg was able to prod the animal to leave without incident. Back in the ’70s Auffenberg wasn’t that worried about the survival of the Komodo monitors. Today scientists ask: Can these ...

Komodo Island and its nine-foot-long monitor ... as a weapon that a small animal uses to kill larger prey, or to protect itself from becoming someone else’s meal. But the dragons aren’t ...

Komodo dragons live in the lush tropical forests of Indonesia ... male praying mantises can continue to mate. Mating in the ...

Reptiles have existed for millions of years, demonstrating remarkable resilience and adaptations. The seven largest reptiles ...

2. They are capable of ‘virgin birth’ Komodo dragons are one of the only animals able to reproduce without male fertilisation. This is due to a process of asexual reproduction known as ...

Animal Myths and facts... Are Komodo Dragons venomous? What does a dwarf Mongoose sound like when it's having sex? Do Elephants drink through their trunks? Find all this out in this weeks Shannon ...

That’s already probably Animal Kingdom’s greatest attribute, but it reaches its peak with this Indian-themed locale, which features tigers, water buffalos, komodo dragons and more. These ruins ...