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The Komodo Dragon can be found around the woodlands along with dry savannah hillsides, and can be found inhabiting dried-up river bed. They are carnivores and they eat Pigs, Deer, and Water Buffalo’s. They have only one Predators and that is we Humans. Their Conservation Status is Vulnerable. Their biggest Treat is Hunting and habitat loss. They have a long deep forked toungue to taste the air only found on five Indonesian islands.
They are known to have fifty different types of toxic bacteria in their saliva that trives on traces of flesh. They can leave bit-wounds that can become quickly infected. They can poison its prey with venom glads from the mouth with one single bite. Komodo Dragons have thrived in the Indonesian archipelago for

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