Scientists found that Komodo dragons, the world's largest living lizard, have a coat of iron on their razor-like teeth which helps them kill their prey. The study, published on Wednesday (Jul 24) in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution, was led by researchers from King's College London.

Why do Komodo dragons have teeth coated in iron? Will it reveal dinosaurs secrets?

Under remarkably unique circumstances, a female Komodo dragon has given birth to three hatchlings without any male partner. Her name is Charlie and she lives in the Chattanooga Zoo in Tennessee.

Female dragon gives birth to hatchlings without male partner

Once a sleepy fishing town seated in the far east of Indonesia, Labuan Bajo, popularly known as the gateway to the Komodo National Park, has seen an economic boom in recent years following plans to make it one of the ten 'new Balis' by President Joko Widodo.

Small Indonesian town eyes economic takeoff on the back of Komodo dragons

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Why do Komodo dragons have teeth coated in iron? Will it reveal dinosaurs secrets?

Female dragon gives birth to hatchlings without male partner

Small Indonesian town eyes economic takeoff on the back of Komodo dragons