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Komodo Dragon's Iron-Tipped Teeth Lets it Rip Part Prey

Komodo Dragon's Iron-Tipped Teeth Lets it Rip Part Prey
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The Komodo dragon has survived for millions of years thanks to a combination of biological and ecological factors. They have low energy demands and can adapt their size based on food availability. Their ability to eat a variety of prey and tolerate harsh environments helped. When modern humans arrived, new prey like pigs provided a crucial food source.

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