2:
The Komodo dragon:
-comes from four Indonesian islands.
-can weigh more than one hundred and thirty kilos (130k kgs).
-usually eats birds or other animals.
The ring-tailed lemur:
-comes from Madagascar.
-can weigh up to four kilos (4 kgs).
-usually eats fruits, plants, and insects.
3:
1. Komodo dragons can live up to 60 years. False.
2. Komodo dragons have got strong teeth. True.
3. Komodo dragons don't need to eat everyday. True.
4. People are destroying the ring-tailed lemur's natural habitat. True.
5. The ring-tailed lemur lives alone in the wild. False.
6. The ring-tailed lemur can see very well. False.
Explanation:
The Komodo dragon is a reptile that is mostly found in four Indonesian islands. While they weigh more than 140 kgs, they surprisingly do not need to eat every day, for they can survive with just 12 meals a year. They do have about 60 strong teeth, giving them good muscle power to chew on any type of meat. Moreover, their lifespan is about 30 years.
The ring-tailed lemur, on the other hand, is originated from the islands of Madagascar. They are more like a monkey, weighing up to 4 kgs at the most and depends on fruits, plants, and insects for their food. They move and live in groups of about 15 and have weak eyesight. And their natural habitat is in danger because of the human population and encroachment.
