The Last Kingdom of Dragons - film about Komodo by Living Zoology film studio 

Absolute gem. I want to visit Komodo at least once in my life...

It's rare to see a 40+ mins nature documentary especially about Komodo nowadays. So thank you.

The Komodo dragon is one of many of natures finest examples of evolution. Big, strong and possessing both a lethal cocktail of bacteria and dangerous venom. It’s no surprise that the species has lived for so long. Great video.

One of the best films on RU-vid! That viper attack was amazing. Well done.

Komodo dragons have been my favorite animal since I was a kid. This was great 👍

So sorry about your dad. This was an EXCELLENT documentary about one of my favorite animals! May he rest in peace & be proud of you from above!

High Quality film, so much informative and enjoyable, we need more.

World class documentary. I watched from start to finish. And to think that it was only filmed by two persons, is just out of this world. Welldone mega welldone 🙏🏻👏👏👏

i'm so sorry for your father , good job man , this is a great video , ur father must be proud of you

Enjoyed all components of this cinematic gem, including the narration. Good presentation Living Zoology.

One of the best documentary i've ever seen. The resolution was superb! Hoping for more of this kind!

thanks to documenting the great dragon of my country and tell the world about them . this is an amazing film and your father must be so proud of you

Thankyou for coming to my contry,komodo island Indonesia😘

Very fascinating documentary. I highly enjoyed from start to finish. Something about Komodo Dragons intrigues me so much. Your father would be very proud of you and your team’s work here.

So.. that man is Steve Irwin's student! Nice...

That blue viper is truly gorgeous. Beautiful.

The pilot said he saw fire coming from the dragon's mouth. Come on now, couldn't he just tell the story without getting crazy with it?

Beautiful landscapes from the sea to the mountain, various species of flora and fauna. Such a wonderful islands, added to my bucket list for sure. Loving your work mate!!

Amazing video! I really enjoyed it and can’t wait for the Uganda doc to come out.... I’m sorry for your loss, definitely an amazing tribute

Welcome to my Country Indonesia this is Comodo Island and the last and only one Comodo island in the world now....Love from Indonesia ❤😎🙌👍 Great Documentary thank you so much

You've gotta feel for that deer being eaten alive. Nature though, it's a tough life for them.

Proud to be Indonesian. Come to visit Indonesia. So many amazing place on there🥰

Damn! Its my Dragons in Komodo Island, Indonesia. I love it.

Great doc! Komodo is such a majestic creature, one of my fav animals. It's such a pity that many ppl hate them. Life is truly hard for young komodo dragons to survive into adulthood, yet ppl condemn them for hunting other animals to sustain their life as carnivore, ignoring how mother nature works. Long live komodo dragons! ❤️🤍

This is one of the amazing documentaries I've seen. Very detailed and amazing visuals. The commentary was top notch 👌. I love it ❤️

I've been watching wildlife documentarys my whole life but that clip of the deer being eaten alive is the most gruesome thing I've ever seen. The poor thing must have been in absolute agony, having said that the dragons are only doing what it takes to stay alive but nature can be very cruel.

These beasts are probably nature's best example of an absolute glutton. What else eats as nastily as this monster? I love 'em.

It's an amazing feeling watching this documentary. Living zoology, you are are doing a fantastic job with the camera.

It's nice to see people taking care of this island it would be a shame to see such beautiful animal go extinct.

Amazing documentary about one of my favorite living animals. I was supposed to go to Komodo and Rinca this past spring, but then COVID happened. It's still on my bucket list.

This documentary is savage

orang indonesia, tp belum pernah ke pulau komodo.. ada..?? berarti kita sama

Thank you so much for this Amazing Documentary.

Big Love for Ajis, I will never forget the great time with him!

The Komodos on the Komodo island were chill. I went to to Rinca island and saw smaller Komodos but they were more aggressive. Specifically, we encountered this female komodo who just finished laying her eggs. She was so alerted when we passed by. That was one of the scariest shits I have experienced

Wow this is the best documentary on the Komodo Dragon 🐉 ever 😍.The ranger inspired by Steve Irwin fantastic 👏.

Fantastic video..seen a number of them but this is the first one which shows such detail and how easily one could get ambushed here. Great filming . Easily the best video on Komodo ive seen.

At 16:42 the younger dragon was like “hey man you’re welcome to share this deer just don’t eat me please” and the older one was like “okay fine that’s a good deal”

Saya asli dari Indonesia saya bangga kalian sudh berkunjung

Our country has more than 17000 big and small island's stretch from west to east along the equator line. I would say, Nusa Tenggara Barat island's perhaps different from the rest. The only place that has the biggest lizzard, Komodo. Its dangerous to be honest but the unique thing about this creature is that this the only thing left for human to see as a reminder to conserve our nature...

11:03 "This is the only place on earth where reptiles dominate the food chain." Except the alligators of Florida, Nile crocodiles in African rivers, saltwater crocodiles of northern Australia eastern India and southern Asia (perhaps among other apex predators in some areas).

Glad i had a chance to visit this remarkable place few years ago, such an amazing place. Great documentary btw, and that snake preying on a gecko, what a killer shot!

Výborný film.👌👌👌👍👍👍 To že má v papuli smrtiaci cocktail z baktérií som vedel... Ale že má tiež jedové žľazy, to je pre mňa novinka...

Komodo Dragons are one of my most admired creatures in the planet alongside with the Forest Cobra, Black and Green Mambas, King Cobra, Harpy Eagle, Martial Eagle, Steller's Sea Eagle, African Crowned Eagle, Florida Panther, Siberian tiger, and many more

Absolutely amazing documentary. Rivaled nat geo and discovery

I want one so I can bring to my 2nd grade class for show and tell, I will keep it on a leash. I will only let him eat Tommy Zimmer because Tommy is mean to me.

I came here twice, being in this place is really like being in Jurassic Park in a movie

This a real komodo from indonesia.💪💪

I live in Indonesia ,and yet here i am learning their history from youtube.

“This is the only place on earth where reptiles dominate the food chain” Welcome to the Florida Everglades

That blue Pit Viper is one of the most beautiful snakes I ever seen. Great video 👍👍

I am fascinated by the Komodo Dragons and by watching this video I have learnt quite a lot about the Dragons

This is so good, amazing footage :)

Hey bro let's go grab a bite Viper: nah thanks, I just ate last month.

I lovee Indonesia, saya dari Indonesia. Dan saya bangga dengan komodo ( I'm so proud)

Yep, Indonesia has 17,000 islands. lots of flora and fauna in it, don't forget about 150 active volcanoes, more than 5 earthquakes (especially now the ring of fire is actively releasing energy) like yesterday's magnitude 4.2 Cimandiri fault earthquake with +150 dead victims or the 6.4 earthquake in jember. Deadly but we love motherland!

amazing creatures, seen them twice in other zoos in indonesia, never been to komodo island, i wanna go there before the government close down the Indonesia national park.

28:52 Komodo: any last word? Crying deer : mooook

A truly superb documentary. Really good that it hasn't been sanitized and shows nature how it really is. Very well done.

Very good video.. Komodo island and beach are beautiful.. The villagers living with Komodo, are you kidding, 🤔😭 Thank you for the video

I've been there luckily i'm working in the ship only with tour can go to that island with local tourist guide.. Amazing! Komodo dragons..

Hi, I come here again. You know, now the goverment planning about turning the island in to public park (Jurassic Park concept), and it more like a zoo then the national park. It's not supposed to be. I'm Indonesian, and I can't believe this will be happen. #SaveKomodo #SaveTheDragon

What a beautiful documentary. I watched it already over 6 times and it is always amazing to watch. A calming voice, no distracting music, beautiful sounds of nature. You guys make the best nature documentaries and one can see you show respect for nature and animals. Thank you also for sharing your knowledge. I learned a lot from you guys!😍

I can't bear to see the live deer being eaten by Komodo dragons... but... yes, that's nature's way of balancing the composition in it... it's really extraordinary... thank you for your hard work in making this video sir 🎉

A few tips: if the Komodo dragon looks at you and opens its mouth and smiles a little, you better run as fast as you can

Wonderful film, it's clear lots of effort and care was put into it, and it certainly seemed to be worth it!

18:15 The camera woman was very brave that close to the dragons who were eating. There is rarely such a brave woman and she is a beautiful woman. 👍👍

37:09 the narrator almost laugh because of komodo at the toilet 😂

👍👌👏 Simply fantastic! Including the dedication at the end of course. Thanks a lot for making teaching explaining recording editing uploading and sharing. Best regards luck and health to all involved.

Awesome... thanks for this documentary film. So that my children know about the dragons closely too by this movie.

now there's been a talk in our government about closing the island from mankind and tourism. but the local villages refuse to leave because komodo is a part of their tradition. yes there are villages in that island

Amazing docu! question: aren't parts of Australia (the far north) also dominated by reptiles (the salwater croc)?

The deer is paid actor.

Great film!! The blue pit viper (Trimeresurus insularis?) is gorgeous!! ️But the Eastern Russel's Viper (Daboia siamensis) & the Indonesian Spitting Cobra (Naja sputatrix) are much more dangerous. The snake @ 22:05 could be a "Sunda Rat Snake" (Coelognathus subradiatus).

Brilliant video! Komodo National park is definitely on my bucket list of places to visit! ... I wonder what would happen if Honey Badgers found their way there 🤔

Wow those Komodo Dragons are beautiful

@29:00 wow, Lions are more merciful than Komodo. Atlease they start to eat after it die.

Awesome documentary! One doesn't understand how much crappy documentarys there are until you try to find a good one.

This is amazingly done!

Wonderful Indonesia

thank you for the wonderful documentary about Komodo ...by the way the blue and camouflaged viper are so beautiful...

This is an amazing documentary

Look at that gorgeous blue insularis 🥺🥺

komodo dragon is the best thing that you should have if you're a drug dealer boss. *Pewpeww and give it to komodo dragon, Nothing left 😎

Its horrible to see the deer, but thanks for filming. This is amazing and teach me something about biological also ecological. Good Job!

11:02 Wrong this is the only place where LIZARDS dominate the food chain Because in other places reptiles like crocodiles and alligators also dominate the food chain

Komodo island is a perfect example of why our planet is beautiful and vast

Very nice film. Note to self don’t fall asleep on Komodo island, being eaten alive not something you want to experience. If I recall Steve Irwin spotlighted a Timor python on that island, I imagine there’re on the rare side? I was visiting Bali island back in 1984 And for the life of me I couldn’t find anybody to take me to Komodo, much to my regret. That blue pit viper was awesome.

My only suggestion is you should cover more of the interaction between local people and the iconic beast . Somehow i always fascinated about their strange yet complementary relation in some ways . Note : Poachers are not to be included here !!

Very inciteful professionally presented with just the right amount of POWER/ECOLOGICAL LESSON to guarantee maximum effect..... Well done to ALL involved especially the wild (& perhaps in the case of the group of freeloaders in & around the Ranger Station ) "NOT SO" Wild life!!!

Good video documentary about komodo

Excellent documentary. I'd love to go there, though I'd be more worried about the spitting cobras than getting bitten by a dragon. I don't want to go blind!

Absolutely fantastic

Nature is wonderful ❤️

Very nice and rounded documentary. Most tourists stay too little and don’t have the time to experience the life of the dragon and the rest of the ecosystem. Also it is very striking how chill dragons are around humans, even when they are eating. A mammalian carnivore of the same size would constantly scan for threats and either leave or viciously attack. Komodo dragons seem much less dangerous than any Carnivora and even crocodilians.

The real educative documentary film. Great job

The idea Komodo dragons hunt by wounding prey and then tracking it over a stretch of time is based on an outdated hypothesis about infection being the main killing mechanism; in reality, the prey that died slowly from infection were actually SURVIVORS of a dragon attack, with the infection coming from the external environment. Direct observations indicate that Komodo dragons try to kill/disable prey outright (via physical trauma and possible also via venom), rather than play the waiting game. Ironically, a good number of these observations come from the work of Dr. Walter Auffenberg, who came up with the infection hypothesis that contradicts many of his observations of Komodo dragons outright killing prey (one extreme example being that of a boar that was disemboweled in a few seconds). In the case of the deer kill you filmed, the wound on its leg was almost certainly inflicted by one of the dragons to start with, and likely only a short while (less than an hour) prior to the time when the filming started.

25:20 Me after sprint 50m

Matěj and Zuzana are from Czechia..🇨🇿

Amazing Video 📹.. loved every minute of this ❤Thank you for such a great film. Awesome Job. Your Father would be so proud ..‼️‼️