searching for the HEMI-PENIS
Theres a few major stops in Indonesia. First is Raja Ampat. Did that. Banda and the Spice Islands would have been next. Couldn’t get there due to weather but Komodo national park was next. There is an entire park surrounding the island that has the dragons. And that includes some pretty awesome diving. To be perfectly honest, the dragons partially domesticated at this point. They hang out at the park rangers hut. Actually right next to the kitchen. It smells good and perhaps they get some scraps? That said, they are still magnificent beasts that do still take down massive water buffalo, deer and other wildlife. Their bite is highly toxic due to bacteria in their saliva. Apparently a tourist was bitten just last year. Oh, and that forked stick the guide is holding is to control them if they get too aggressive!
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