Komodo dragon

English

A Komodo dragon

From Komodo (island) + dragon.

Komodo dragon (plural Komodo dragons)

Varanus komodoensis, an endangered species of monitor lizard native to certain Indonesian islands east of Java, the world's largest lizard, growing to 10 feet or 3 meters, known for its ability to kill prey with its septic saliva.

large monitor lizard

Catalan: dragó de Komodo m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 科莫多巨蜥 (Kēmòduō jùxī), 科摩多巨蜥 (Kēmóduō jùxī), 科莫多龍／科莫多龙 (zh) (Kēmòduō lóng)
Czech: varan komodský m
Danish: komodovaran c
Dutch: komodovaraan (nl)
Estonian: Komodo varaan
Finnish: komodonvaraani
French: dragon de Komodo (fr) m, varan de Komodo m
German: Komodowaran (de) m
Hungarian: komodói varánusz
Indonesian: komodo (id)
Irish: dragan Chomódó m
Italian: drago di Komodo m
Khmer: បង្កួយយក្ស (bɑŋkuəy yeak)
Macedonian: ко́модски ва́ран m (kómodski váran)
Malay: bengkatak, komodo
Navajo: tiníléítsoh
Polish: waran z Komodo (pl) m
Portuguese: dragão-de-comodo (pt) m
Russian: комо́дский вара́н m (komódskij varán)
Serbo-Croatian:
Roman: Komodski varan
Spanish: dragón de Komodo (es) m
Swedish: komodovaran (sv) c
Turkish: Komodo ejderi
Vietnamese: rồng Komodo (vi)

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