Komodo dragon eats deer from the ass

[cthulhu_waves]

What a great allusion to how the adult industry is doing now. The Komodo Dragon is the pirates, while the deer is the industry.

Once bitten, there's a deadly cocktail of bacteria and poisons in the Komodo's mouth quickly brings down their victims. All the Komodo needs to do is track the game and wait. Pretty scary animal!

[NETbilling]

Nasty!!!!

[Radical Bucks]

Looks to me like the Lizard found a dead Deer. The video did NOT show the Lizard attacking the Deer.

[lazycash]

Originally Posted by Radical Bucks

Looks to me like the Lizard found a dead Deer. The video did NOT show the Lizard attacking the Deer.

Try watching the video again.

[SilentKnight]

Where's the follow-up video of AdultKing popping a cap in that lizard's ass?

[ShoeBox]

The dragon is small

[phypon]

Originally Posted by Radical Bucks

Looks to me like the Lizard found a dead Deer. The video did NOT show the Lizard attacking the Deer.

I agree. You're right. It never shows the lizard killing the deer. During the chase the deer clearly got away. Also, look at the deer's eyes (the one that was eaten by the dragon). That deer looked like it was sitting there for a little while before the dragon came across it.

After just writing that, isn't the dragon's saliva "poisonous" due to the bacteria in it's mouth? Shit, maybe it did kill the deer just by biting it and then tracked it down. Well, leaving this one to the experts.

[PayOut Magazine]

Originally Posted by phypon

I agree. You're right. It never shows the lizard killing the deer. During the chase the deer clearly got away. Also, look at the deer's eyes (the one that was eaten by the dragon). That deer looked like it was sitting there for a little while before the dragon came across it.

After just writing that, isn't the dragon's saliva "poisonous" due to the bacteria in it's mouth? Shit, maybe it did kill the deer just by biting it and then tracked it down. Well, leaving this one to the experts.

That was truly gross.

I'm pretty sure when the dragon jumped and bit the deer's ass it also deposited it's bacteria and poison into the deer. Then all it had to do was keep track of the deer until the deer succumbed to the poison and fell. Then the dragon could eat it.

[mce]

Nessun Dorma for EFFECT

[lazycash]

Originally Posted by phypon

I agree. You're right. It never shows the lizard killing the deer. During the chase the deer clearly got away. Also, look at the deer's eyes (the one that was eaten by the dragon). That deer looked like it was sitting there for a little while before the dragon came across it.

After just writing that, isn't the dragon's saliva "poisonous" due to the bacteria in it's mouth? Shit, maybe it did kill the deer just by biting it and then tracked it down. Well, leaving this one to the experts.

Did you two happen to miss the beginning of the video where the dragon snuck up on the deer and bit its leg before it could get away? All it took was that initial bite and then the dragon simply followed the deer until it could no longer move.

A Komodo dragon usually isn't fast enough to catch its prey, but just one bite from it usually is enough to kill anything within a day or two. Recently researchers have dispelled the notion that the dragon carries deadly bacteria and now believe that it actually injects venom into its prey as it bites them. Here is an article that explains how they kill, http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...gon-venom.html

[_Richard_]

Originally Posted by lazycash

Did you two happen to miss the beginning of the video where the dragon snuck up on the deer and bit its leg before it could get away? All it took was that initial bite and then the dragon simply followed the deer until it could no longer move.

A Komodo dragon usually isn't fast enough to catch its prey, but just one bite from it usually is enough to kill anything within a day or two. Recently researchers have dispelled the notion that the dragon carries deadly bacteria and now believe that it actually injects venom into its prey as it bites them. Here is an article that explains how they kill, http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...gon-venom.html

what researcher said that a mouth didn't have deadly saliva again?

[lazycash]

Originally Posted by _Richard_

what researcher said that a mouth didn't have deadly saliva again?

Did you click the article I posted? Here, I'll help you.

"Komodo dragons kill using a one-two punch of sharp teeth and a venomous bite, scientists have confirmed for the first time.

The find dispels the common belief that toxic bacteria in the Komodos' mouths are responsible for ultimately killing the dragons' prey.

An animal that escapes a Komodo's initial attack soon weakens and dies. The fierce carnivore tracks the wounded creature and dines at its leisure once the prey collapses.

Researchers have long thought that the Komodo dragon, native to Indonesia, kills via blood poisoning caused by the multiple strains of bacteria in the dragon's saliva.

But "that whole bacteria stuff has been a scientific fairy tale," said Bryan Fry, a venom researcher at the University of Melbourne in Australia.

Fry and colleagues studied the biochemistry of Komodo venom after they had the rare opportunity to examine two dragons from zoos that both had to be put down due to terminal illnesses.

The team found that the dragon's venom rapidly decreases blood pressure, expedites blood loss, and sends a victim into shock, rendering it too weak to fight.

In the venom, some compounds that reduce blood pressure are as potent as those found in the word's most venomous snake, western Australia's inland Taipan."

[_Richard_]

Originally Posted by lazycash

Did you click the article I posted? Here, I'll help you.

"Komodo dragons kill using a one-two punch of sharp teeth and a venomous bite, scientists have confirmed for the first time.

The find dispels the common belief that toxic bacteria in the Komodos' mouths are responsible for ultimately killing the dragons' prey.

An animal that escapes a Komodo's initial attack soon weakens and dies. The fierce carnivore tracks the wounded creature and dines at its leisure once the prey collapses.

Researchers have long thought that the Komodo dragon, native to Indonesia, kills via blood poisoning caused by the multiple strains of bacteria in the dragon's saliva.

But "that whole bacteria stuff has been a scientific fairy tale," said Bryan Fry, a venom researcher at the University of Melbourne in Australia.

Fry and colleagues studied the biochemistry of Komodo venom after they had the rare opportunity to examine two dragons from zoos that both had to be put down due to terminal illnesses.

The team found that the dragon's venom rapidly decreases blood pressure, expedites blood loss, and sends a victim into shock, rendering it too weak to fight.

In the venom, some compounds that reduce blood pressure are as potent as those found in the word's most venomous snake, western Australia's inland Taipan."

why would i have clicked the article, when it clearly states in your post: "Recently researchers have dispelled the notion that the dragon carries deadly bacteria and now believe that it actually injects venom into its prey as it bites them."

which is amusing, cause it's an animal that eats meat but doesn't have deadly bacteria in it's mouth

for future reference, in the first post of the thread, it states: "Once bitten, there's a deadly cocktail of bacteria and poisons in the Komodo's mouth quickly brings down their victims."

i am sure you'll read all of this with as much enthusiasm as i read yours coughcough

[spunky99]

Originally Posted by lazycash

Did you two happen to miss the beginning of the video where the dragon snuck up on the deer and bit its leg before it could get away? All it took was that initial bite and then the dragon simply followed the deer until it could no longer move.

A Komodo dragon usually isn't fast enough to catch its prey, but just one bite from it usually is enough to kill anything within a day or two. Recently researchers have dispelled the notion that the dragon carries deadly bacteria and now believe that it actually injects venom into its prey as it bites them. Here is an article that explains how they kill, http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...gon-venom.html

thats mainstream media.. you cant trust them.. haven't you learned anything from gfy?

[CurrentlySober]

i cant afford a dragon...

[samuelmosc]

at 2:30 he goes for the heart! cool cool!

[cthulhu_waves]

Imagine if it was a kid.

[seeandsee]

Does he attack people?

[MaDalton]

Originally Posted by seeandsee

Does he attack people?

yes

http://www.google.com/search?q=komod...ome&ie= UTF-8

[SlammedMedia]

Originally Posted by Radical Bucks

Looks to me like the Lizard found a dead Deer. The video did NOT show the Lizard attacking the Deer.

hey A.D.D., try watching the video

[DatingFactory]

Originally Posted by seeandsee

Does he attack people?

Depends on the nationality.

[SZNY]

When I was a little boy I saw how two big komodo dragons in captivity tear up a goat in a few minutes. Very impressive

[lazycash]

Originally Posted by _Richard_

why would i have clicked the article, when it clearly states in your post: "Recently researchers have dispelled the notion that the dragon carries deadly bacteria and now believe that it actually injects venom into its prey as it bites them."

which is amusing, cause it's an animal that eats meat but doesn't have deadly bacteria in it's mouth

for future reference, in the first post of the thread, it states: "Once bitten, there's a deadly cocktail of bacteria and poisons in the Komodo's mouth quickly brings down their victims."

i am sure you'll read all of this with as much enthusiasm as i read yours coughcough

You could have clicked the article to answer your initial question, but sounds like you'd rather cite a poster on gfy than National Geographic. Yes I was amused at your logic that all meat eaters must have deadly bacteria as I just enjoyed a nice steak.

[John-ACWM]

Hm, moving pretty fast!

[digitalfantasies]

komodo dragon don't care

[mOrrI]

Poison... great fucking skill to have...

[_Richard_]

Originally Posted by lazycash

You could have clicked the article to answer your initial question, but sounds like you'd rather cite a poster on gfy than National Geographic. Yes I was amused at your logic that all meat eaters must have deadly bacteria as I just enjoyed a nice steak.

i am amused at your dismissal!

[Spunky]

Hungry lil fella

[sobecash]

one of the most deadliest animals

[SekobA]

It most be very hungry!! kill to live..thats normall !