Seconds The Komodo Dragon Attacks & Swallows Animals

Seconds The Komodo Dragon Attacks & Swallows Animals

Komodos “hunt” using their tongues, Their taste buds are so immaculately evolved that Komodo dragons can taste the air and differentiate between the particles left behind by different animals. While their eyesight and olfactory senses are quite poor, their split, forked tongues can track down their dying victims or carrion over distances of up to 9 km away.
Like the following komodo dragon finds one of the animal carcasses, which is obtained from the results detected from its tongue. Komodos are known for eating their own offspring. After the eggs hatch, baby Komodos instinctively climb high up in any trees to avoid being eaten by their mothers or other nearby Komodos. They can remain up in the trees until they are four years old, when they return to the ground and can then live up to 30 years old