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- - - - WHERE ARE KOMODO DRAGONS FOUND?Flores Island is also home to komodo, but there are less of them there. The Sano Nggoang and Wae Wuul are where the southwest population is found. In Labuan Bajo, komodo dragons can also be found. From Pota village to the Wolo Tado, the komodo inhabits the coastal slopes.
      - CLASSROOM ACTIVITY: facts worksheet. it includes information about the komodo drragons habitat, behaviour diet and physical characteristics
- - - - how many famaily of lizzards do we have? Iguanas, chameleons, girdled lizards, agamids, night lizards, alligator lizards, plates lizards, basilisks, tegus and greaved lizards, monitor lizards, earless monitor, and the typical lizards are among the major families.
      - how old are lizzards? Since then, they have been changing and adapting to their surroundings and habitat. The oldest fossilised lizard remains are those of an Indian iguana species, and they are thought to be about 220 million years old. It is crucial to grasp the taxonomy of lizards in order to comprehend and learn about various species and families.
      - Classroom activity: take the children on a nature walk so that they can observe real lizards. encourage them to observe the lizards movements, behaviour and physical characteristics.
    - - Where do crocodiles live? Being that it can dwell on both land and water, it is a semi-aquatic reptile. These folks have a bad reputation, and people dread them more than they care about them.
      - how fast can a crocodile run?Depending on the type and size, crocodiles can move pretty quickly on land. The Nile crocodile, which can go between 19 and 22 mph, is the fastest crocodile. The largest crocodile in the world, the saltwater crocodile, with a top speed of 15 to 18 mph. The speed of an American crocodile can reach 20 mph.
      - classroom activity: students can play a game where one child is the crocodile and the other children take turns to cross "the pond" without being caught, if caught, that child becomes the new crocodile