What happens if a person is bitten by a Comodo dragon?

Human bite wounds will continue to bleed, and then the wound will accelerate infection, which will invade human nerve tissue, resulting in physical weakness, and even shock, and in severe cases, it will also pose a threat to the human body.

The human body cannot move, the wound will bleed, then the coagulation function will be disordered, and finally the person will fall into a coma, and the body will decay and die.

It can lead to poisoning and foaming at the mouth, which can be said to be the most terrible.

Modo monitor lizard in Kegai TownPoisonous. Not only does the Komodo dragon contain a lot of bacteria in its saliva, but the well-developed glands in its jaws are capable of secreting deadly venom. The Komodo dragon is endangered, with only about 2,000 remaining in the wild in Indonesia.

A national park has been established on the island of Komodo to grow the family of Komodo dragons. Comodo dragons.

It is the largest lizard known to exist.

The average body length is to meters, and the tail length is to meters, and the tail occupies most of the body length.

Komodo dragon habitsKomodo dragons make their homes in holes in rocks or tree bottoms, and every morning when the sun rises, they leave their homes to bask in the rocks to warm up their stiff bodies and smile, and then start looking for food. After eating, the monitor lizard lies on its stomach in the coarse jungle, on the beach or on the reef, sleeping sweetly and basking in the sun. It is a good swimmer, has a special ability to dive into the water to catch fish and eat, or stay underwater for dozens of minutes, and can even swim across the ocean.

Komodo dragons eat people. Their natural enemy, if I have to say, is human beings, who use their wisdom to defeat all lower animals. When it comes to hand-to-hand combat, humans are no match for Komodo dragons.

They are not poisonous on their own. But the mucus in their mouths, as well as a large number of germs, are more terrible than poisoning, the wounds cannot heal and fester, and finally infect the whole body and die, which is a very terrifying reptile.

Komodo dragons are prehistoric species, they are living fossils of animals, Komodo dragons, also known as Komodo dragons, are the largest lizard species in existence to date, they look clumsy, but they are extremely fast to attack.

And they have a deadly "venom", in fact, it is the mucus in their mouths, and a large number of germs, being bitten is worse than poisoning, the wound can not heal and fester, and finally infects the whole body and dies, it is a very terrifying reptile.

If you want to say that the biggest natural enemy of wild animals is human beings, human beings use their wisdom to defeat all low-level animals. When it comes to hand-to-hand combat, humans are no match for Komodo dragons, and Komodo dragons are attacked and eaten even by wild buffaloes, not to mention humans. But we humans invent tools and use them.

Komodo dragons have rough skin and thick flesh, and despite the fact that they are lizards, their skin is still very resistant. Let's put it this way, at present, on Komodo Island, they have no natural enemies, this territory is their territory, it is the overlord here, even the ferocious buffalo will eventually die after being attacked by the Komodo dragon.

And Komodo dragons like to eat these large animals. They feed on wild boars, deer, monkeys, snakes, etc., and sometimes they also prey on weaker species and larvae.

They also occasionally attack humans or forage for human corpses, and by 2010 about 12 people had died from venom from monitor lizard's bite wounds.

If there are no geographical restrictions, many netizens want to know Komodo dragons vs tigers, lions, crocodiles, etc., for these large beasts and carnivores, they are born with fighting skills.

The Komodo dragons, on the other hand, are mostly vegetarians on the island, and although they are aggressive, they are not as agile and ferocious as carnivores.

If the Komodo dragon PK with the tiger and lion, the chance of winning is small, but their deadly germs in the mouth will also make the other party die, and in the end it may be a lose-lose outcome.

A team of researchers from the University of Melbourne found a poisonous gland in a dead Komodo dragon, which can secrete a variety of toxic proteins, and these proteins inhibit blood clotting, muscle paralysis, blood pressure lowering and other symptoms, and eventually lead to the death of the poisoned person. After an animal is bitten, it will not stop bleeding as soon as possible, clean the wound, detoxify, and it is not difficult to understand that the mortality rate is very high, but humans are different, as long as they are not bitten to death on the spot, they can be treated with current medical treatment.

Yes. Because the current level of medicine is very advanced, and the poison of the Komodo dragon is not very powerful, it can be saved.

<> Comodo dragon is the largest lizard known to exist on Earth, reaching a body length of 2 3 meters and weighing more than 90 kilograms when it reaches adulthood. It has about 60 teeth nearly centimeter long, two venom glands in its lower jaw, and secretes coagulating venom in its mouth, which is extremely lethal, and its saliva contains a large number of bacteria.

The Komodo dragon is not very fast, but it has a strong ability to hunt its prey at close range, and its venom will kill it quickly when the prey is bitten, and after the prey runs away, the Comodo dragon's forked tongue can catch the smell left in the air, and its tracking ability is extremely strong.

Adult Comodo dragons live mainly in tropical rainforest grasslands, mostly in the small Sunda Islands of Indonesia, and the probability of collision with humans is very low. If you are bitten by a Comodo dragon, it is most likely in the wild.

Due to the fact that the Comodo dragon is able to secrete venom, it can be very dangerous after being bitten. The venom can make it difficult for a person to move due to the poisoning, and cause the wound to bleed profusely, leading to a coma and finally a festering death.

In the absence of rescue, there is a high probability that a person will become food for the Comodo dragon after being bitten.

According to relevant statistics, only 5 of the 30 people bitten by Komodo dragons died. This also means that if someone rescues and can get it in time, the probability of being bitten is still relatively large.

If you encounter a Comodo dragon in the wild and are bitten, be sure to clean the wound immediately after escaping and go to the hospital for treatment. Of course, as a world-class vulnerable animal, it is still difficult to encounter and be bitten, and ordinary people have no need to worry about it.

Komodo's mouth can secrete a venom that is similar to that of a cobra, and once a person is bitten, it will soon become difficult to breathe and be life-threatening.

It won't be a big problem at first, but over time, the virus will not only be introduced into your body, but eventually lead to cell failure, and you will die instantly.

It is very likely to cause ulcers, bacterial infection, and life-threatening. Because this monitor lizard is poisonous.

Of course, with the current level of medical care, it can be treated, but the premise is to seek medical attention in time, because the Komodo dragon has as many as 70 kinds of bacteria in its mouth, and it is very likely that a bite will lead to wound infection and then cause sepsis, and the teeth of the Komodo dragon are hooked and very sharp, and they will keep shaking from side to side to tear off the flesh of the person, which will cause serious wounds and cause massive bleeding, and if the artery is bitten, it will be life-threatening.

Therefore, the first step of being bitten by a Komodo dragon is to ask the locals for help and ask them to call the local rescue**, and the second step is to save themselves before the rescuers arrive at the place where the injured person occurred, disinfect the wound with the disinfectant they carry with them, and then stop the bleeding (compression method or temporary tourniquet), and wait for professional rescuers to escort them to Zhengchen Hospital and then inject antibiotics, serum and professional medical equipment for hunger treatment**.

Komodo dragons are the apex predators of Komodo Island, and a considerable number of people have been completed in the local area**, the only way to avoid being bitten is not to go alone, not to stay away from your group, you must keep your distance when encountering monitor lizards, stay away from places frequented by monitor lizards, and follow the advice of the locals not to go your own way.

The venom of Komodo dragons is nowhere near as violent as that of venomous spiders and snakes. Almost every year, people are bitten by Komodo dragons, but very few people die from poisoning. The danger of the Komodo dragon is that it is large in size, has great strength, and is easy to cripple when biting.

Komodo dragons are wild and captive. If wild, most bites die from wound infection. It is not poisonous on its own.

As a result of eating carrion in the wild for a long time, the saliva contains bacteria. I don't know if there are antibodies abroad? If it is bred in captivity, it is generally okay to be bitten.

Bacteria are greatly reduced. Generally, wound disinfection is sufficient. There are people in our country who keep this monitor lizard.

It's not as scary as I thought. The lizard is a type of reptile. The Komodo dragon is the largest known lizard to date and is also known as the Komodo dragon.

Not only is it very ferocious, but it also releases venom to guarantee its prey. It often eats some larvae of its kind, even its companions. Although it is very large and feels very heavy, it can move quickly, occasionally attacking humans, and mainly feeds on carrion.

The Komodo dragon is the largest lizard in the world and the largest compared to neighboring species. Because of living in harsh conditions such as desert islands and deserts, the Komodo dragon has evolved some unique survival abilities: first, it is a trait that people have been spreading for a long time.

The species and number of bacteria in the mouths of Komodo dragons are terrifying. After biting the prey, the prey may collapse due to sepsis caused by a bacterial infection. However, this is not their strongest **.

The Komodo dragon has venomous glands, and its venom can act on the blood system of animals, causing the bitten animals to die and fall down quickly due to circulatory failure; Secondly, desert islands are not conducive to breeding, so Komodo dragons can reproduce parthenogenesis in the same way as sexual reproduction. Now the Komodo dragon is an endangered species. There are only about 3,000 Komodo dragons in the wild, mainly in Indonesia.

After the establishment of the national park, the number of monitor lizards began to rise gradually. From their appearance, it can be seen that the Komodo dragon is very ferocious. Its average body length is about meters to meters, and the longest can reach three meters.

The highest recorded weight can reach 108 kg, which is huge.

Of course, with the current level of medical care, it can be treated, but the premise is to seek medical attention in time, because the Komodo dragon has as many as 70 kinds of bacteria in its mouth, and it is very likely that a bite will lead to wound infection and then cause sepsis, and the Komodo dragon's teeth are hooked and very sharp, and they will keep swaying from side to side to tear off the flesh of the person when bitten by them, which will cause serious wounds and cause massive bleeding, and if the artery is bitten off, it will be life-threatening.

Therefore, the first step of being bitten by a Komodo dragon is to ask the locals for help and ask them to call the local rescue**, and the second step is to save themselves before the rescuers arrive at the POI where the injured occurred, disinfect the wound with the disinfectant they carry with them, and then stop the bleeding (compression or temporary tourniquet), and wait for the professional rescuers to escort them to the hospital and then inject antibiotics, serum and professional medical equipment**.

Komodo dragons are the apex predators of Komodo Island, and a considerable number of people have been completed in the local area**, the only way to avoid being bitten is not to go alone, not to stay away from your group, you must keep your distance when encountering monitor lizards, stay away from places frequented by monitor lizards, and follow the advice of the locals not to go your own way.

No. Although the Comodo dragon is relatively toxic, for the current medical technology, after being bitten, the relevant vaccine injection serum and comprehensive dialysis analysis can be treated.

The Comodo dragon contains a total of 6 grams of venom glands, and it is really bitten and cannot be ** at all. This one is very toxic.

The Komodo dragon is venomous, and he is as venomous as a snake.

Can be saved.

The Komodo dragon, known by the scientific name Varanus komodoensis (Ouwens, 1912), is an animal of the genus Monitor Lizard in the family Monitor Lizard. Also known as the Komodo Dragon, it is the largest known lizard in existence. The Komodo dragon is ferocious, and adults eat the larvae of their own kind and sometimes other adults.

Able to move quickly, occasionally attacking humans; However, it mainly feeds on carrion, and goes out of the hole every day to forage for food several kilometers away.

The Komodo dragon is endangered, with only about 5,700 left in the wild, and Indonesia has established a national park on Komodo Island to grow the Komodo dragon's family of signs.

Komodo dragon habits:

Komodo dragons prefer hot and dry places and usually inhabit dry, open grasslands, savannas, and low-altitude tropical forests. As a lizard, it is most active during the day, although it exhibits some nocturnal activity.

Komodo dragons are solitary and will only gather together to breed and eat. They are able to run quickly in short sprints of 20 km/h, dive up to meters, and skillfully climb trees with strong paws at a young age. In order to catch untouchable prey, the Komodo dragon may stand on its hind legs with its tail as a support.

As it matures, its claws are mainly used as **, as its sheer size makes climbing impractical.

For the shelter, the holes dug by the Komodo dragon can be measured from 1 to 3 meters wide through its powerful forelimbs and claws. Due to its size and the habit of sleeping in these caves, it conserves body temperature throughout the night and minimizes its bathing period after the morning.

Komodo dragons hunt in the afternoon but stay in the shade during the hottest part of the day. These special resting places, usually located on ridges with cool sea breezes, are marked with feces and have no vegetation. They serve as a strategic location for ambushing deer.