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Komodo Dragon
Komodo Dragon lives in woodland and komodo park to hide their but they are one of the most aggressive lizards. Because they have strong brownish scales, and muscular claws to fight down the enemy. They eat pigs, deer’s, and water buffalo because they live on the island and they can kill it easily. During mating season, it fights other male komodo to get the female’s attention to mate. The name is pup when it born and it can live to about 30 years of it life.
They are vulnerable because they only live on 5 island for them to live on and a park for them. It takes for 8-9 months for incubation than when it born it independence and live by itself if not mating. It uses it tongue to taste the air for animals smell to find and eat or kill it. It
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