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Komodo dragons are large carnivorous lizards found in Indonesia. Young komodo dragons live in trees and eat insects and eggs, while adult komodo dragons prey on animals like pigs, deer, and water buffalo by sneaking up on them in tall grasses. An adult komodo dragon can consume a 90-pound pig in just 20 minutes, which is equivalent to a 320-pound hamburger.
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Tortoises have four legs and live on land, while turtles have flippers and live in water. The dragon of Komodo uses its strong tail to kill prey. Mother crocodiles carry their babies from place to place using their mouths. Reptiles such as snakes shed their skin, and chameleons change color to protect themselves from predators. While lizards can live in deserts, they cannot survive in cold climates.
Reptiles. pedro moral 3º b
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- 1. Komodo dragons By Bernard
- 2. About the Author My name is Bernard I like to play video games,football,base ball and watching.
- 4. The early years Young komodo is small and they live up in trees and eat insects and eggs they also go
- 5. What’s on the menu The komodo dragon,s are carnivorous creatures they regulay eat pigs and small deer and been known to bring down a adult water buffalo.
- 6. Making tracks Komodo,s sneak up on their prey in the tall grasses to get food.
- 7. What,s on the menu Komodo,s
- 8. Simply Irresistable A komodo can eat a 90lb pig in 20 min something that would equal that would be a320 pound hambuger.
- 9. Where in the world These animals are found in Indnisa.
- 10. Where in the world? These animals are found in Indonesia.
- 11. Resource List http://www.draconian.com/dragons/Images/Komodo Dragon/otto- dragon-attack.jpg picture slide 1 http://www.lastrefuge.co.uk/images/reptiles/ s_Komodo_Dragon33_s275.jpg picture slide 9