Komodo dragons use their forked tongue to “smell” their prey. They are one of the world’s most famous real-life dragon species.

Komodo Dragons live in a pretty rough habitat. While the species is considered “vulnerable,” they have still managed to survive, despite disasters that could quickly wipe them out. Located on ...

Five Komodo dragon hatchlings were born at Bioparc Fuengirola in Málaga, the animal species’ first birth in Spain in a decade, the zoo said.

Iron coated teeth, venom and bacteria: A Komodo dragon's tool box for ripping apart prey Komodo dragons can give us insight into the way their prehistoric ancestors hunted and ate their prey.