It’s Rom’s first encounter with Komodo dragons in the wild. When one chases after him, he’s forced to beat a hasty retreat: if it catches him, Rom could become lunch.
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how fast do those things go
If one of those komodo Dragon bite you and somehow you manage to get away, can the poison be neutralized? Explain please? These dinasour look-alike reptiles are the far most interesting creatures ever. But still, they need to be isolated before little kids like that boy mentioned in the video could become missing! For a minute there, Rom almost became lunch…lol
Has any biologist come up with a use for the Komodo Dragon’s saliva?
My son is interested in how it is possible for the female to lay fertilized eggs without having sex. Is it true that she only gives birth to males then?
u r so cool n funy wen u was raunin frum dat comoda dragon u rock and roll!!!!!!!!!!
What an awesome animal, love it.
The Komodo Dragon can run up to 12 miles an hour.
Yes, it is true that the Komodo Dragon, when not fertilized by another male Komodo, gives birth to only males. But what is more interesting, is that her baby male Dragons do not share the same DNA as their mother, this will allow her to repopulate with her own offspring.
small creature, but dangerous, but atcually its like probably up to my knees
“her baby male Dragons do not share the same DNA as their mother, this will allow her to repopulate with her own offspring.”
What? If you think about it, this is not possible.