More than 80 different sexual vertebrate species — including Komodo dragons and certain kinds of turkeys, pythons, and sharks — have surprised us by occasionally reproducing this way.
Scientists estimate that it could run as fast as 10 kilometres per hour and like the modern-day komodo dragon would be able to chase down large animals.
Consider that the Komodo dragon, the largest lizard alive today, is able to maintain a relatively constant body temperature compared to its smaller relatives, just by being big.
Here's a fun fact: lots of people believe that Komodo dragons, which are the world's largest living lizards, take down their prey with the power of poor oral hygiene.
Then last Wednesday in a study that's totally unrelated to cocaine sharks but like somehow feels kinda related to cocaine sharks, scientists showed that Komodo dragons have teeth coated with literal metal.