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So cute 😍 Your daily dose of cuteness for the day: Cincinnati Zoo's Hudo the Komodo dragon makes a brand new friend. ♥ | WLWT

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Komodo dragon - The world’s largest lizard has a pretty hefty appetite, eating up to 80% of its body weight at a single meal. | Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden

Komodo dragon - The world’s largest lizard has a pretty hefty appetite, eating up to 80% of its body weight at a single meal. | Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden

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Young Komodo dragons are good climbers and spend most of their life in the trees to avoid becoming dinner for a larger dragon. When they are about 4 years old and 4 feet long, they are large enough to try life on the ground. Full-grown adults are too heavy and clumsy to climb trees. Aegon is 5 years old but clearly still has some climbing skills. | Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden

Young Komodo dragons are good climbers and spend most of their life in the trees to avoid becoming dinner for a larger dragon. When they are about 4 years old and 4 feet long, they are large enough to try life on the ground. Full-grown adults are too heavy and clumsy to climb trees. Aegon is 5 years old but clearly still has some climbing skills. | Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden

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Home Safari - Komodo dragon - Cincinnati Zoo

Home Safari - Komodo dragon - Cincinnati Zoo

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From Westeros to the Queen City: Meet Aegon, the zoo's newest Komodo dragon

From Westeros to the Queen City: Meet Aegon, the zoo's newest Komodo dragon

DYK Komodo dragons use their tongues to smell like a snake? Instead of relying on their noses, these giant lizards flick their long, forked tongues to pick up tiny scent particles from the air. Once pulled back in, the tongue touches a special sensory organ, called theJacobson’s organ, in the roof of their mouth that tell them what’s nearby. Next time you see our Komodo dragon, watch closely — that tongue flick is its way of “sniffing” the world! | Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden

DYK Komodo dragons use their tongues to smell like a snake? Instead of relying on their noses, these giant lizards flick their long, forked tongues to pick up tiny scent particles from the air. Once pulled back in, the tongue touches a special sensory organ, called theJacobson’s organ, in the roof of their mouth that tell them what’s nearby. Next time you see our Komodo dragon, watch closely — that tongue flick is its way of “sniffing” the world! | Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden

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Cincinnati Zoo's Komodo dragon can see after double cataract surgery

Seeing a Komodo dragon at the Cincinnati zoo 

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Home Safari with Komodo Dragon Hudo

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Komodo Dragon Feeding at the Cincinnati Zoo

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Hudo, Cincinnati Zoo's 20-year-old Komodo dragon, has died

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Cincinnati Zoo Opens Komodo Dragon Exhibit

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Discover 42 Amazing Zoos Where You Can See Komodo Dragons

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🐉Komodo dragons are the largest, heaviest lizards in the world — and one of the few with a venomous bite. 👅These stealthy, powerful hunters rely on their sense of smell to detect food, using their long, forked tongues to sample the air. 👋Meet our komodo dragon, Murphy, at the Reptile Discovery Center! ❤️🐲 Love komodo dragons? Cuddle with one (in toy form) when you adopt a species! HELP CONSERVE DRAGONS: https://s.si.edu/2XT5MFY. | Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute

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Komodo dragons have a slower metabolism than humans, which means they eat one big meal every few days with days of fasting in between. Here at the zoo, Draco will eat whole chickens, rats, rabbits, quail, herring or Nebraska, which is a special ground meat. 📷: Keeper Adam, Team Lime | Akron Zoo

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The Komodo dragon, the world’s largest lizard, has visible ear holes but does not have an acute sense of hearing. They use their long, yellow forked tongue to detect, taste, and smell and swing their heads side to side as they walk, in order to detect carrion over 5 miles away. Once we are back open, make sure to stop by and see Xena at Komodo Crossing! | San Francisco Zoo

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Dragons are HERE! 🥳 The largest Komodo dragon habitat in the Americas is officially open! 🎉 🤯 Komodo dragons are the largest and heaviest lizard on Earth reaching up to 10 feet in length and can weigh more than 300 pounds ⭐️ The habitat is located on the path to the Zoo’s Veterinary Center 🦎 During warmer months crocodile monitors, the second longest lizard species, will be visible from the indoor viewing window while the dragons are outside | Nashville Zoo

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Komodo Dragon Experience - Crocodiles Of The World

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Dragon Arrives-Cincinnati Zoo

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BIG NEWS! We have four new reasons to stop by Tropical Discovery on your next visit—a quartet of Komodo dragons that hatched in early December and are now visible in the nursery near the main Komodo dragon exhibit. These little ones measure only 18 inches long, but could reach up to 10 feet and 175 pounds when fully grown! | Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance

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Komodo dragons hatch in U.S. zoo

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Saint Louis Zoo welcomes Komodo dragon

Cincinnati Zoo on Instagram: "Komodo dragons like 2.5 year old Frunobulax have backwards-facing serrated teeth that are perfectly adapted for tearing through tough flesh with ease, allowing them to consume large chunks of meat efficiently. Additionally, the serrations on their teeth help them hold onto their prey while they tear off pieces to swallow. It’s hard to believe, but Komodo dragons are capable of eating up to 80% of their body weight in one sitting! Keepers are always providing animals

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Meet Phoenix, the Zoo's newest Komodo dragon! Phoenix the Komodo dragon is only two years old, but he’s already making a big impact on the Houston Zoo. As the world’s largest lizard, this five-pound Komodo dragon could one day reach up to 170 pounds, but right now the little guy is all about getting bigger. His main trainer, Judith Bryja, Houston Zoo herpetology supervisor, says his favorite foods are rodents, quail, chicken, rabbit, and eggs. Judith currently spends a few minutes each week in t

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Komodo dragon habitat opens at Nashville Zoo

St. Louis Zoo welcomes first Komodo dragon in over a decade

Akron Zoo introduces new Komodo dragon: Meet Jasper

Dragons at the zoo: North Carolina Zoo to begin preparing home for Komodo dragons

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