'Housework' shortens lives of female Komodo dragons

Wednesday, October 17, 2012 - 19:00 in Biology & Nature

Female Komodo dragons live half as long as their male counterparts — 31 years on average compared with the guys' 62. A new study suggests the physical demands of lizard "housework," which includes building nests and protecting eggs, cut the females' life spans short.

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