Myth: Komodo Dragons have deadly venom. Fact: They have bacteria in their mouths, not venom, that can cause infection in prey.
Myth: Komodo Dragons are man-eaters. Fact: While they have been known to attack humans, they primarily feed on carrion and smaller prey.
Myth: Komodo Dragons can breathe fire. Fact: They cannot breathe fire; they are large reptiles that rely on their strength and speed for hunting.
Myth: Komodo Dragons are invincible. Fact: They are vulnerable to habitat loss, poaching, and climate change like many other species.
Myth: Komodo Dragons are dragons. Fact: They are monitor lizards, the largest in the world, with unique adaptations for survival in their environment.
Myth: Komodo Dragons are solitary creatures. Fact: They can exhibit social behaviors, including group hunting and communication through body language.