Are Komodo Dragons for Tourism?
A komodo dragon is roaming about on the coast of Komodo Island. | Photo by Mitch Hodiono on Unsplash.
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) declared the komodo dragon as an Endangered species. Aside from the climate crisis, human activities also severely threaten the komodo dragons living in the Komodo National Park.
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