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SEE THE WORLD'S LARGEST REPTILE

Posted by Bobby Brown on February 06, 2020 - 5:56am


SEE THE WORLD’S LARGEST REPTILE

Encounter the rare and fearsome Komodo dragon in its natural habitat during this short trek on Komodo Island. This National Park, encompassing 26 islands, is home to about 5,700 of these legendary creatures that exist nowhere else on Earth. Relatives of the dinosaur, they are the world’s largest reptiles, able to reach lengths of over ten feet and typically weighing about 150 pounds. Learn about the behavior of these dappled giants, whose tails are as long as their bodies, on an hour-long trek among the trees of Tamarind Woods. After, browse for mementos before returning to your ship. Note: Guests who have any open wounds or are on their menstrual cycle must inform the guide before departing on the tour. Komodo dragons have an exceptional sense of smell, and although the risk to guests is minimal, the park ranger may request that you stay by their side for the duration of the tour.

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February 6, 2020 at 7:48am