Here there be Dragons!

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1. The Komodo dragon, the largest living species of lizard, is found in the wild solely on the Indonesian island Komodo. True False

2. Among the names that the natives of Komodo Island have for Komodo dragons is 'buaya darat'. How does that translate? Land crocodile Baby killer Good to eat Lazy monster

3. The Draco genus of agamid lizards live in the trees and subsist on insects, using membranes connected to their ribs to glide distances up to 60 meters! What are they more commonly known as? Dragon gliders Sailing dragons Jumping dragons Flying dragons

4. There are only three species within the Draco genus. True False

5. The seven identified species of bearded dragons fall within the Pogona genus. True False

6. Bearded dragons are only found on one continent in their natural habitat. Home to many unique species, which continent is it? Africa Australia South America Antarctica

7. By what name is Physignathus cocincinus more commonly known? Chinese water dragon Any of these Thai water dragon Asian water dragon

8. Not inappropriately named, the water dragon can submerge itself for a lengthy period of time when threatened. How long? 45 minutes 15 minutes 25 minutes 5 minutes

9. Apart from the obvious feature that its name describes, what can the frill-necked dragon do that comparatively few other lizards can do? Breathe fire Spray venom Birth live young Run on two legs

10. The frill-necked dragon is native to which country, that chose it to grace the back of its 2-cent coin (until 1991)? Australia Argentina South Africa Hawaii