Komodo Takes Its Prey Into a Narrow Rock Cave Hole & Tries To Swallow It

Komodo Takes Its Prey Into a Narrow Rock Cave Hole & Tries To Swallow It

Komodo eats its prey by tearing large pieces of meat, then swallowing it whole. For small prey to the size of a goat, sometimes the dragons eat it up in one go. To swallow a goat, Komodo dragons take 15-20 minutes. To speed up the swallowing process, some Komodo dragons usually press the goat in their mouth against a tree. The swallowing process is also assisted by a large amount of saliva