Deadly Komodo Dragon: The Largest Lizard on Earth | Sailing & Travel Ep 360
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An adult Komodo dragon can grow to 300 pounds and three and a half meters. They’re scary, and have been known to kill humans. But this is good news for the dragons, because interest in their man-eating credentials has made them a compelling ecotourist attraction and kept them from extinction.
Sailing in the Komodo National Park is not without its challenges. Apart from man-eating dragons, there are fierce, unnavigable currents running between the islands. But maybe that isn’t such a bad thing? In the old days, dragons were able to swim between islands, but not any more. And no-one wants to run into a dragon when snorkelling!
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00:00 Sailing to Komodo National Park
03:05 Anchoring next to Rinca Ranger Station
04:03 Land of the Komodo dragon (Varanus komodoensis)
09:05 Blissful sailing in Komodo National Park
12:47 Anchored in a remote corner of Komodo Island
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