The Komodo dragons do have exclusive breeding and nesting schedules on the Lesser Sunda Islands. Their breeding season occurs between April and May, while their nesting season begins in August and September. During the dry season is when the lizards bask in the sun to keep warm and make it possible for visitors to observe them easily. Female komodos lay their eggs in a nest dug in the sand on Komodo Island, with the eggs hatching after three months. Show more