10 Things You Didn’t Know About The Komodo Dragon

The Komodo Dragon is the largest and possibly most famous lizard on earth, and in this video we visit the Australian Reptile Park in NSW to share with you 10 facts you didn’t know about the Komodo dragon

[DasAntiNaziBroetchen]

They are so cute. I wish I could hug them without dying.

[nancycurtis]

Another great video. Thanks again. Greetings from Dimboola.

[fantomghost]

Great video. They look like miniature dinosaurs

[WannonCreekWildlife]

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And yes, I’m aware we got the numbers of our facts wrong, so sorry guys! 😂

[PhillipLanders-gt]

Absolutely great video keep up the good work

[nigelcurtis]

Have to visit one day . Thanks for the Vieos.. Learn a LOT with each one ! You deserve more subs for sure 👍

[kaylarogers]

This one is amazing, lots of facts that are unheard of! 🙌 thank you, please make more vids 😇

[youtubmicpan]

Beautiful creatures, thamks so much for a great video. Bring em back to Australia I reckon. ❤

[yrham]

Hi there, just found your channel and subscribed - looking forward to binging through your fascinating programs and waiting out for new ones!
Blessings from Melbourne!

[davidmedlyn]

Yes, you bet. A separate video on the poisonous aspects of the Komodo Dragon would be a great idea.
What I think is not widely known is whether the species has an actual chemical venom in additoion to the stored bacterior in its bight.
Does the Komodod have both? If an actual venom, it would be good to find a scientist who can analyse that venom and report on its chemical make-up. Keep up the good work son.

[Mr.Marketing]

I was very lucky as a kid from about 8-13 to have an apprenticeship (as it sounds better than child labor) at reptile house and show in the US with a surprising and easily litigious amount of freedom and responsibility. As I was obsessed with zoology, and got to feed, handle, perform with, and clean all the cages of countless reptiles, insects, arachnids, birds, etc with no fear earning my fair share of bites and scratches. Now about a decade later of doing a 180 and being a homebody writer, I would frantically run like hell screaming from a Komodo dragon, that back then would have been a rare honor to take care of. Still gives me a slight twinkle in my eye to see one though.

[BradGryphonn]

The juvenile habits were a new learning experience for me.

[haraldschweda]

The komodo tries to disassemble its enclosure: nice move!

[darshparmar]

I Wonder how big in size they are compared to a perentie, looks very similar.

[davidsorensen]

Oh oh 2 number 6’s lol great video though

[davidmedlyn]

Thanks. I'll check out prof Brian Fry's work and look forward to your video.

[elijahfinch]

are you going to shout out coops channel?

[michaelshort]

wow, most of these "x things you didn't know about ...." videos, I know some or most of the things mentioned, this one I didn't know any of the facts before watching your video :)

[fredwilson]

Did I miss where it was mentioned (or maybe it wasn't) that, I believe.unless it's been changed, that there have a venomous bite. If I remember correctly, for years it was thought that it was just tons of bacteria in the mouth that was the problem, but I think I remember some years ago that it was discovered that their saliva has some toxic components

[seidendris]

It would be great if she called👍👍👍👍🌹💗☕️👈🙏