Imagine stumbling upon a dragon in the comfort of your own bathroom! In the video above, a man is taken by surprise to find a Komodo Dragon, one of the most dangerous reptiles, chilling on his bathroom floor.
The video captures all the hilarious reactions as well as handy information of what to do if this were to ever happen to you personally… To finish it off, while on his way out of the room, the Komodo Dragon even left behind a thank you present for the residents of the house! Now we know why he was in the bathroom…
Join us as we explore the Komodo Dragons dangerous bite and appetite…
The Deadly Bite Of The Komodo Dragon
The Komodo dragon has a fearsome bite. It is set up with sharp serrated teeth and powerful jaw muscles that are capable of devastating injuries to prey!
Komodo dragon saliva contains a potent mixture of bacteria and venomous toxins. These toxins induce rapid blood loss, paralysis, and eventual death in their prey.
Although Komodo dragons are scavengers, they are also skilled hunters and are capable of ambushing prey much larger than themselves!
Eating Habits of Komodo Dragons
Komodo dragons are apex predators with voracious appetites. Furthermore, they can consume up to 80% of their body weight in a single meal!
Their diet consists primarily of carrion. Although, they are also opportunistic hunters and prey on a wide range of animals such as deer, pigs and even water buffalo.
Komodo dragons have shown cannibalistic behavior in the past, with larger individuals sometimes preying on smaller, juvenile dragons to satisfy their insatiable hunger!
Bottom Line
Overall, in the video above, we are thrown into the bizarre scenario of coming across a Komodo dragon in the most unlikely of places, the comfort of a bathroom! As the footage captures the hilarious reactions of the man caught off guard by this dangerous reptile, we are not only entertained but also educated about the dangerous bite and insatiable appetite of these dragons.
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