The scientific name of Komodo monitor lizard is monitor lizard, also known as Komodo monitor lizard. It is a carnivore, belonging to the genus Comodo lizard of the family Lizaraceae, and is the largest lizard in the world. Its body length can reach 2 to 4 meters and its weight can reach 100 to 150 kg. Komodo monitor lizard is fat and flat, and its head is large and flat, almost black; The mouth is flat and wide, with long and sharp teeth, and the long orange tongue with the front end bifurcated into two petals is often spit out.

The back is slowly dressed in dark gray or chestnut with red spots all over the body; The body surface is covered with thick dark brown scales; The length of the tail is almost equal to the sum of the head and body. In addition, Komodo dragon secretes a venom similar to snake venom, so it is also the largest poisonous animal in the world. Because it looks a bit like a crocodile, it is also called a dry crocodile.

The existing Komodo monitor lizard is only distributed in parts of Komodo Island, Ewha Island, Motang Island and loris Island.

Komodo monitor lizard can reach 2 to 4 meters in length and 100 to 150 kg in weight. Its body is fat and flat, resembling a crocodile, and it is called "drought crocodile". The adult Komodo monitor lizard has dark brown skin, some with grayish yellow spots and almost black head. Their body surface is covered with scales, and there is a thick orange peel on their necks, which is slightly wrinkled and drooping. Their backs are dark gray or chestnut, and their whole bodies are covered with red spots, forming a band at their tails.

Komodo monitor lizard has a large flat head and a wide mouth, including 26 sharp teeth, 4 cm long, bent back into a sawtooth shape, and its long orange tongue is divided into two pieces and often spits out. Their limbs are strong and powerful, and they are good at digging caves. There are long, pointed claws on your toes, which can help your teeth tear food to pieces.

Komodo monitor lizard has two big shining eyes and a long tail, which is almost equal to the total length of its body and head. The tail root is thick and gradually tapers to the tail end. When they crawl, their long tails drag backwards, revealing their cracked mouths.