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Monitor Lizard Found Roaming The Streets Of South Pattaya

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Maybe a child, or defenseless elderly people. The komodo's can't bite large prey to death, they injure it, and wait until it succumbs to blood loss or infections. For days, a week if necessary. That monitor lizard doesn't look like a great biter either, but the claws look ominous.

Nature movie lover like me i take it :P and yes your right.

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komodo dragons killed a small child a few years ago in indonesia i think ....stupid parents were taking a photo and a group of dragons just swarmed over the kid .

Maybe a child, or defenseless elderly people. The komodo's can't bite large prey to death, they injure it, and wait until it succumbs to blood loss or infections. For days, a week if necessary. That monitor lizard doesn't look like a great biter either, but the claws look ominous.

Nature movie lover like me i take it tongue.png and yes your right.

Yes, there is a nice BBC documentary on them on youtube. wink.png

Looks like people are getting ahead of themselves here,the monitor lizard is a carnivore,it doesn`t have a poisonous bite( you can get an infection if bitten,though).

And it does feed on small,domestic animals if necessary thumbsup.gif .

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