Home to the world's biggest lizard/reptile in Indonesia

A visitor has been chomped by a Komodo winged serpent in Indonesia, after supposedly disregarding notices about getting excessively near the savage creature in Komodo National Park.

The Singaporean casualty, distinguished as Lon Lee Alle, was whisked away in a military speed watercraft and is right now experiencing treatment for an extremely chomped leg.

Komodo mythical serpents are the biggest living types of reptile and are discovered just in the Indonesian islands of Komodo, Rinca, Flores, Gili Motang and Padar, which shape Komodo National Park. Here are some different actualities about these risky animals…

The Komodo mythical serpent lives on only five Indonesian islands – Komodo, Rinca, Flores, Gili Motang, and Padar. They are genuinely fearsome, weighing up to 150lbs and having harmful chomps, enabling them to chase and slaughter far greater creatures – even people.

Stanley Stewart went to the islands Travel a year ago. He stated: "Our guide Harry Christensen, an appropriate ocker Aussie who has been cruising these waters for quite a long time, revealed to us how the Komodo's venom actuates stun and heart disappointment in its casualties, how it disengages its jaws like a snake to eat up huge prey, how it is a smaller than usual imitation of a substantially bigger Jurassic precursor. 'Astounding!' Harry raved, fluttering his arms like a man attempting to get away from his own particular body. 'These mythical beasts motivated the legends of King Kong!'"