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Komodo monitoring
Komodo monitoring: Veterinarians implant a microchip into a baby komodo dragon at the Surabaya Zoo in East Java on Wednesday as part of applying modern technology to monitor the conditions of the 12 rare baby lizards
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Komodo monitoring: Veterinarians implant a microchip into a baby komodo dragon at the Surabaya Zoo in East Java on Wednesday as part of applying modern technology to monitor the conditions of the 12 rare baby lizards. Komodo dragons are only found on Komodo Island where about 2,700 giant lizards live in a nature reserve. The carnivorous lizards, which feed on water buffalos, deer and wild boars, can grow three meters in length and weigh more than 150 kilograms and are known to have existed on two small eastern Indonesian islands for millions of years. (AFP/Juni Kriswanto) (AFP/Juni Kriswanto)
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span class="inline inline-center">Komodo monitoring: Veterinarians implant a microchip into a baby komodo dragon at the Surabaya Zoo in East Java on Wednesday as part of applying modern technology to monitor the conditions of the 12 rare baby lizards. Komodo dragons are only found on Komodo Island where about 2,700 giant lizards live in a nature reserve. The carnivorous lizards, which feed on water buffalos, deer and wild boars, can grow three meters in length and weigh more than 150 kilograms and are known to have existed on two small eastern Indonesian islands for millions of years. (AFP/Juni Kriswanto)
