Even Lion Cant Survive A Komodo Dragon Attack

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00:00 (dramatic music)

00:02 The heaviest and deadliest lizard on the planet.

00:11 This creature is dominant on a set of islands in Asia

00:20 where it strikes terror and kills everything in its path.

00:23 This is the most powerful feline on the African continent.

00:29 Everyone in that habitat can become your prey.

00:32 A fighter forced in constant battles to survive.

00:37 When the Komodo dragon comes face to face with the lion,

00:49 only one of them will survive this animal battle.

00:52 First fighter, the Komodo dragon.

00:58 This giant lizard can reach to two to three meters in length

01:01 and weigh up to 166 kilograms.

01:05 Your challenger, the African lion.

01:12 This is a killer feline.

01:13 A matador that is between 150 and 240 kilograms.

01:26 It can reach up to 1.9 meters in length with the tail.

01:29 The Komodo dragon can only be found in Asia

01:36 while the African lion can only be found in Africa.

01:39 So these two species are not found

01:44 in a natural environment.

01:46 But what if the two were put together

01:48 to battle to the death?

01:49 Who would win?

01:51 This is just a hypothetical situation.

01:54 How would the fight be?

01:56 First, the Komodo dragon has as its main weapon

02:00 its poisonous bite and tries to apply it

02:04 as quickly as possible to the lion.

02:06 The lion on the other hand has numerous feline abilities

02:12 to kill this giant lizard.

02:14 He would just need to not get bitten

02:16 and apply a bite to the lizard.

02:18 The fight would be very similar

02:21 to how lions attack smaller lizards.

02:23 But with the Komodo dragon,

02:25 it would be something very dangerous.

02:28 If the dragon manages to bite the lion, he would be dead.

02:32 Even if he applies the poisonous bite to the lion,

02:34 the poison will take time to take effect

02:36 and the feline would have time to kill him.

02:40 (birds chirping)

02:42 (electronic beeping)