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Researchers issue warning over troubling discovery in habitat of world's largest lizards: 'Downstream effects'
Researchers have found a troubling link between tourism and the survival of Earth's largest lizard, according to Tempo.
The endangered baby Komodo dragons were recently born at ZooTampa. By Margherita Bassi Published Oct 10, 2025 10:07 AM EDT Get the Popular Science daily newsletter ...
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Bright Blue Komodo Island Pit Viper! | Tyler Nolan
Join Tyler Nolan for an up-close encounter with a venomous bright blue Komodo Island pit viper, one of the rarest and most ...
Zoo officials said male Komodo dragons usually live about 20 years, which made Doc one of the oldest recorded members of the largest and fiercest lizard species in the world. He was hatched in 1992.
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