Why do komodo dragons not live in groups?

Komodo dragons are solitary creatures primarily due to their predatory nature and territorial behavior. They rely on stealth and individual hunting strategies to catch prey, which is more effective without competition from others. Additionally, their large size and dominance in their habitat reduce the need for social structures, as they can assert control over their territory alone. This solitary lifestyle also minimizes conflicts and ensures that they have sufficient resources to thrive.