
|Articles|May 20, 2009
Are Komodo dragons venomous?
A new study has found that the killing power of a Komodo dragon's bite may be due to a venom that lowers blood pressure and stops blood from clotting, but some biologists are skeptical.
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A new study has found that the killing power of a Komodo dragon's bite may be due to a venom that lowers blood pressure and stops blood from clotting, but some biologists are skeptical.
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