Due to the Fact That the Komodo Dragon Is the Most Dominant Predator in Its Environment, Mature Adults Have No Natural Predators in Their Native Habitats. What...
Due to the fact that the Komodo Dragon is the most dominant predator in its environment, mature adults have no natural predators in their native habitats.
What kills Komodo dragon?
Komodo dragons are apex predators, so there are few things in the wild that can kill them. Humans, diseases, or injuries sometimes kill them, and young or injured Komodo dragons sometimes fall prey to other predatory animals–sometimes juveniles are even eaten by adult Komodo dragons.
Adults are top predators but juvenile dragons are preyed upon by adult dragons, feral dogs, wild boars, civet cats and snakes. Komodo dragons are solitary animal except during breeding although groups of dragons may gather to feed at a kill.
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