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This page contains information about the deadly Komodo Dragon!
Komodo Dragon Facts
The Komodo Dragon is a true prehistoric thowback, having been around since the Jurassic period.  Komodos are carnivores, or meateaters, and usually stay near the open and arid coastal savannahs on the Indonesian islands of Komodo, Padar and Rinca.  Komodo dragons spend most nights inside small caves that they have dug. Female Komodo Dragons will lay about 28 eggs at a time when ready for nesting.  Full-grown Komodos may reach a length of 10 ft.  The Komodo Dragon has stong claws and very sharp teeth.  It can run quickly and is extremely strong. Komodos often capture and eat small deer, wild pigs and even water buffaloes.

Movie Files
Click here to see a movie file of a Komodo Dragon digging a nest in the dirt.

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