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         Komodos:     more books (64)
  1. Endangered Komodo Dragons (Earth's Endangered Animals) by Bobbie Kalman, 2004-09
  2. Komodo Dragons (Predators in the Wild) by Anne Welsbacher, 2000-08
  3. Dragon Lizards of Komodo: An Expedition to the Lost World of the Dutch East Indies by W. Douglas Burden, 2003-06-26
  4. Nature's Predators - The Komodo Dragon (Nature's Predators) by Marcia Gresko, 2003-08-18
  5. Komodo Dragon (Welcome Books) by Edana Eckart, 2003-09
  6. KOMODO DRAGONS (Zoo and Aquarium Biology and Conservation Series) by Murphy Jb, 2002-09-01
  7. Komodo!
  8. Komodo, the Living Dragon: The Living Dragon by Richard L. Lutz, J. Marie Lutz, 1996-12
  9. A Komodo Dragon Hatchling Grows Up (Scholastic News Nonfiction Readers: Life Cycles) by Katie Marsico, 2007-09
  10. On the Trail of the Komodo Dragon: And Other Explorations of Science in Action (Scientists Probe 11 Animal Mysteries) by Jack Myers, 1999-02
  11. Komodo Dragons (Bridgestone Books, World of Reptiles) by Jason Glaser, 2006-01
  12. Komodo Dragon: The World's Biggest Lizard (Supersized!) by Natalie Lunis, 2007-01
  13. The Komodo Dragon (Remarkable Animals Series) by Susan Schafer, 1996-03
  14. Komodo Dragons: Giant Lizards of Indonesia (Animals & the Environment) by James Martin, 1995-07

1. Zoos With Komodos (Komodo Dragon Central)
Zoos with komodos. A Komodo comes to Pittsburgh by Herb Ellerbrock forthe Pittsburgh Herpetological Society. Information on komodos.
http://www.isidore-of-seville.com/komodo/2.html
About this page General Information Zoos with Komodos Thumbnail Image Galleries ... Miscellaneous Zoos with Komodos Seattle Area National Zoo, Washington DC Others Seattle Area Woodland Park Zoo, Seattle. An excellent site. Starts with a gorgeous Flash show (plug-in required), followed by movies, photos, a quiz and tons of detailed and engaging text. After so much dross, it's great to see it! "Rare and deadly Komodo dragon sets up lair at Tacoma's Point Defiance Zoo" by Caroline Allen for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Friday, April 14, 2000). "Dragons on the march" by Deborah Woolston for the Sun "Seattle zoo unveils two dragons" by Judi Hunt for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Wednesday, May 24, 2000) National Zoo, Washington DC Others "Pittsburgh zoo angling for rare Komodo dragon" by Anthony Breznican (Associated Press). Honolulu Zoo . Excellent page, with clickable photos. Kansas City Zoo . "KC says goodbye to the Komodo dragon." "A Komodo comes to Pittsburgh" by Herb Ellerbrock for the Pittsburgh Herpetological Society. Information on Komodos. Images of the Pittsburgh Komodo (6'). See also details on their 1998 Komodo Dragon Conference in Thoiry, France. Summary of the proceedings by Dolly Ellerbrock.

2. Komodo Dragon Quiz
Komodo Dragon Quiz. 1. The komodos Islands are part of Australia. Africa. Indonesia. 2. The Komodo Dragon is found in abundance on all the komodos Islands. an endangered specie. hunted and traded
http://www.honoluluzoo.org/komodo_quiz.htm
Komodo Dragon Quiz 1. The Komodos Islands are part of:
Australia
Africa
Indonesia
2. The Komodo Dragon is:
found in abundance on all the Komodos Islands
an endangered specie
hunted and traded commercially
3. What family does the Komodo Dragon belong to?
Boidea family
Monitor Lizard family Iguanidae family 4. A dragon will weigh up to 200 pounds and will reach a length of? 6 feet 15 feet 10 feet 5. What makes up the main part of the Komodos diet? carrion plants and fish small children 6. Komodos are known for their: docile nature excellent parenting of their young excellent sense of smell 7. Komodos are known cannibals. What will young Komodos do to avoid being eaten by larger dragons? play dead stand on their hind legs run up a tree 8. Victims of the Komodo Dragon often die from: bleeding to death fright at being attacked infection from the bite of the Komodo 9. Komodos have elastic jaws and have been reported to consume up to 80% if their body weight in a single meal. How long will it take to do this? 20 minutes 2 hour 1 hour 10. What is the hunting technique most often used by the Komodo Dragon?

3. The UnMuseum - Giant Lizards
scientists still don't understand, the dragons are not susceptible to infections from the bites of other komodos komodos are very fast for short sprints and can scramble up a
http://unmuseum.mus.pa.us/bigliz.htm
A Komodo Dragon avoids the hot, tropical sun by finding shade under a tree. Giant Lizards You pause from hiking down the mountain to enjoy the sunset. Below lies a serene tropical beach and above a cloud forest. Around you are hills covered with savanna. In the ravines between the hills are monsoon forests. An amazing range of environments, you think to yourself, for an island only twenty miles long and ten miles wide. Suddenly from the thick grass nearby a buck bolts and runs across your path. You are startled, but soon recover. After all, it is only a deer, and in a few seconds your heart rate drops back to normal. Still, something is not right. You have the feeling you are being watched. A feeling of dread. The hairs on the back of your neck suddenly stand on end. But you don't see anything. Then you notice a smell. Unpleasant. Very unpleasant. You hear a sound in the nearby grass. You turn to look, and then it happens. The grass flies apart and something comes at you. Reptilian with cold, dead eyes. It's big. Very big. Twice your size from its ugly head to its massive tail and more than your weight. The creature's jaws open to display a set of inch-long serrated teeth dripping with deadly, infectious saliva.

4. Komodo Monitor (Komodo Dragon): WhoZoo
Komodo dragon at the Fort Worth Zoo. komodos lay eggs, and the female will protect her nest during the incubation period jaws and their stomachs are expandable, and komodos can consume as much as 80% of their
http://www.whozoo.org/students/amabau/komodo_dragon.htm
Komodo Dragon
Name:
Komodo Monitor (Komodo Dragon) Scientific Name:
Varanus komodoensis Range:
Komodo Dragons are found exclusively on the islands of Komodo, Rinca, Padar, Flores, and the Sunda Islands Habitat:
Warm climates; desert and tropical regions Status:
Protected Diet in the Wild:
Young monitors feed on insects, small lizards, and the nestlings of small mammals; larger monitor species seek larger prey, such as fish, birds, frogs, rats, and snakes; the Komodo Dragon can even take small deer and wild pigs. Diet in the Zoo:
Carnivore diet. Location in the Zoo:
Komodo Dragon Exhibit

Physical Description: The Komodo Dragon is the largest and heaviest of the monitor lizards, reaching lengths up to 3 meters (about 9 ft). Average weight of wild animals is 70 kg, although captive animals can get heavier. The tail is as long as the body. They have jagged teeth that are 1cm long. General Information: There are roughly 30 different species of monitors. They are all characterized by a long, forked, snakelike tongue. The Komodo Dragon is the largest living lizard in the world today. Komodo Dragons are extremely territorial animals. The males fight over the right to mate with a particular female. They "stand" on their hind legs and wrestle each other to the ground. The one who gets pinned down loses. The winner then rakes his claws in slow, long strokes down the length of the losers body.

5. Komodo Dragon Central
Comprehensive Komodo dragons web guide and directory. Movies, pictures, stuffed animals, everything! About this pageGeneral InformationZoos with komodosThumbnail Image GalleriesPhotographs, Webcams and VideoKomodo 20th century, some 6 000 komodos are restricted to a few small
http://www.isidore-of-seville.com/komodo
About this page General Information Zoos with Komodos Thumbnail Image Galleries ... Miscellaneous About this page Welcome to Komodo Dragon Central, a guide and web directory to that astounding reptile, the Komodo dragons of Indonesia. On this site you will find almost 100 links to zoos, articles, images, stuffed animals and everything else related to the Komodo dragon. NEW: I've added a thumbnail gallery , with over 50 of the best komodo dragon images. What is the Komodo? Growing up to ten feet long, it is the largest lizard in the world. Discovered by science at the start of the 20th century, some 6,000 Komodos are restricted to a few small islands in Indonesia. On these islands, they rule supreme. Then can run as fast as a dog for short stretches and prey they merely injure are brought down shortly by the deadly bacteria in their mouths. They spend their days sunning and their nights in shallow burrows. Categories: The categories overlap quite a bit. Rather than repeating entries I have generally put them in the category that fits them best. This is often a judgement call. For example, some of the best general information is found in the "Zoos with Komodos" page. Questions, site suggestions and comments

6. Inspired By Komodos (Komodo Dragon Central)
Inspired by komodos. Tattoos. Comic Hip young woman muses on riding a Komododragon. Comic by AV Phibes. Tattoos. copyright information on these thumbnails.
http://www.isidore-of-seville.com/komodo/11.html
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page [ editor@isidore-of-seville.com if you want an image removed. Presented in Association with Amazon If you enjoy this site you may also like my other animal site: Flying Squirrel Central . Web directory and guide to the flying squirrels of North America, Europe and Asia. Giraffe Central . Over 200 giraffe sites, and a thumbnail gallery of over 100 images. Echidnas on the Web . Over 100 links about that odd egg-laying Australian mammal.

7. Education World ® - Curriculum: Iguanas And Komodos And Skinks -- Oh, My!
Iguanas and komodos and Skinks Oh, My! CURRICULUM ARTICLE. Iguanas and komodosand Skinks Oh, My! Iguanas and komodos and Skinks Oh, My!
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9. Komodos
Index komodos. I was talking with a biologist and he mentioned a coupleinteresting things about komodos I hadn t heard before. For
http://www.cmnh.org/dinoarch/1996Dec/msg00064.html
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komodos
I was talking with a biologist and he mentioned a couple interesting things about komodos I hadn't heard before. For one, they can rotate their arms inward and get up into a semierect position for moving quickly, and for another, they will hunt *cooperatively*. Not wolf or lion style, naturally, but several will get together to go after a sheep, apparently. I'll try to ask for the ref. If these guys have the brainpower to do it, there seems no reason that a few Allosaurus couldn't have gotten together to take down a sauropod, or a few dromaeosaurs to go after... well, anything they wanted to. Bakker claimed he'd got some tracks showing Allosaurs hunting cooperatively, too. Nick Longrich " There! Lectroids from Planet Ten by way of the Eighth Dimension!"

10. Education World ® - Curriculum: Iguanas And Komodos And Skinks -- Oh, My!
Iguanas and komodos and Skinks Oh, My! We're not talking Wizards of Oz here. We're talking Lizards and Godz! Build on the excitement of Godzilla's arrival in movie theaters! Come with Also, a wide variety of chameleons, basilisks, skinks, geckos, iguanas, anoles, komodos, and more
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11. Re: Komodos
Re komodos. And just what *is* the status of the bloodedness oflarge lizards like komodos? Dare we call them warmblooded?
http://www.cmnh.org/dinoarch/1996Dec/msg00104.html
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Re: komodos
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12. WWF Canada - Canada Life CN Tower Climb Results
Team Courageous komodos Climber Time Suzie, 2051. Jane, 2437. Sherry, 1647. 3,GLL3, 2059. 4, Kiera, 2108. 5, Courageous komodos, 2133. 6, One Step At A Time,2147.
http://www.wwf.ca/HowYouCanHelp/CNTowerClimb/Results.asp?p=T&ID=817540

13. Pagrindinis ëjimas • Komodos
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14. Alligator Adventure - Komodos
KOMODO DRAGONS. Varanus komodoensis. ABOUT. Approximately 5000 exist in the wild, currently only 3 adult females and a handful of adult males live in U.S. Zoos. have also been known to attack and
http://www.alligatoradventure.com/komodo.html
KOMODO DRAGONS
Varanus komodoensis.
ABOUT
Approximately 5000 exist in the wild, currently only 3 adult females and a handful of adult males live in U.S. Zoos. They are carnivores that will feed on anything that they can overcome, land dwelling adults can consume up to 80 lbs of meat at one feeding. They are said to be the worlds largest lizard. Bites from these guys can be fatal because of the deadly bacteria inside their mouths. Their mouths are designed to rip and tear flesh off and swollow whole. They have also been known to attack and kill humans. Komodos can reach speeds of 15mph, they have also been known to swim great distances and dive up to 12'.
DIET
Carnivores, they will feed on anything that they can overcome - deer, goats, pigs, dogs, and, occasionally, humans.
SIZE
The largest dragon recorded was 10' 2.5'' and 365lbs.
HABITAT
Indonesian islands of the Lesser Sunda chain including Komodo, Rinca, and the western half of Flores.
MATING Courtship and breeding usually occur May through June often in foraging areas near carrion and frequently in the presence of other lizards. Females create burrows in which the eggs are laid. Egg laying usually takes place July through August. Laying females may defend nest sites for a period of time after oviposition. After approximately nine months the eggs hatch and the young are on their own.

15. Baldø Gama
Staliukai, komodos. Baldai verslo klientams. Minkšti baldai. Baldininkams. Medžioplokštes, tašas. Perkame ažuolo ruošinius, lentas. Staliukai, komodos.
http://www.baldugama.lt/index.php?show_content_id=21

16. Komodo Dragon - Varanus Komodoensis
Wild anything they can catch, favorites include deer, goat, wild boar and even smaller komodos, will eat carrion
http://www.scz.org/animals/d/komodo.html
© Sedgwick County Zoo, credit: Bill Chambers
Komodo Dragon
Varanus komodoensis
Physical Characteristics
  • These are the world's largest lizard. They are normally a sandy brown with dark markings, although color may vary. They have a long neck and the tail longer than the body. The feet have strong, sharp claws. Size of average well fed adult:
    • length: male = 8.6 feet, female = 7.6 feet weight: male = 200 pounds, female = 150 pounds
    Average life span is 20 years.
Diet
  • Wild: anything they can catch, favorites include deer, goat, wild boar and even smaller komodos, will eat carrion
Behavior
  • Solitary: together only to breed and sometimes to feed on carrion Diurnal (active in the day) Good swimmer Good eyesight Can move quickly over short distances Hunt by ambush and seize with jaws, bacteria in mouth infects prey when bitten, this usually causes death by blood poisoning, if prey escapes it usually dies within 1 - 2 days, can track down animals for up to 4 miles Reproduction
    • clutch size: 20 incubation: approx. 7 months

17. Uþdaroji Akcinë Bendrovë • Puðis
UAB Pušis “komodos”. UAB šalyse. Kitu seriju komodos nespalvinamos,padengiamos ekologišku Švedijoje pagamintu aliejumi.
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18. Komodo's House
komodos 408 AM Aqui eh o Kida, to mandandoo simbolo da Banda komodos q fico mais loko ateh agora!!!!!
http://www.bandakomodos.blogger.com.br/
Komodo's house
Blog da banda Komodos
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19. Animal Fact Sheets
distinguishing characteristic between the sexes. Adult komodos are mostly black, green or gray, with water buffalo, eggs, wild horses and younger komodos. Komodo dragons are also
http://www.zoo.org/educate/fact_sheets/kom_dragon/komodo.htm
back Komodo Dragon
Varanus komodoensis Classification and Range
Komodo dragons are also known as Komodo monitors, or by the local Indonesian name, "ora." These giant lizards belong to the family Varanidae, which includes 52 species of monitor lizards. All varanids belong to a single genus. Varanus includes very tiny lizards only a few inches long to the immense Komodo dragon. Komodo dragons live on four southeastern Indonesian islands in the Lesser Sunda region: Flores, Gili Motang, Komodo and Rinca. As recent as the 1970s, their habitat also included the island of Padar.
If you like this animal and find it particularly fascinating you can adopt it! Habitat
Komodo dragons inhabit hot, seasonally arid grasslands, savannas and monsoon forests. They live mostly in the lowlands, but have occasionally been found at elevations up to 1,967 feet (600 m). Physical Characteristics
Male length: Commonly up to 9 feet (2.75 m) long, including tail, although the record is slightly over 10 feet (3 m).

20. Baldai Jums Ir Jûsø Namams / Baldø Gamyba Ir Prekyba / UAB JustRama
Komoda 8, Komoda 5, Komoda 2. Komoda 3, Komoda 4, Komoda 6. Virtuveskomodos Stalai Pietu Rašomieji Žurnaliniai Prieškambario Sekcijos.
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