Ecology Essay: Komodo Dragons

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Ecology Essay : Komodo Dragons By: Arianna Badillo 6th pd
Did you know we have similar organisms to dinosaurs still living on Earth? The most closest thing we have to dinosaurs are these magnificent animals called Komodo dragons. In my essay I will tell you about the ecosystem of the Komodo Dragon. What kind of Food they eat and what eats them. Also about their habitat and other animals around them. To start with , a Komodo Dragon is the strongest animal in its own ecosystem. They don't really interact with there own species. They don't interact with there own species unless they need to breed. Sometimes they will eat together but not often. Komodo Dragons are more of isolated animals they don't really care for their

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