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The Komodo dragon has a forked tongue which it flicks in and out. When the tongue flicks out it collects scents (smells) in the air, and when it flicks in, information about the scents is picked up by a special organ called Jacobson's Organ inside the dragon's mouth.

The Jacobson's Organ lets the animal's brain know what the smells are and in what direction they are located.

Their teeth are sharp and grooved, designed for tearing prey apart. Pieces of meat from a meal stick in the grooves and develop bacteria which poisons the next prey animal attacked by the dragon and kills it.

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Information for kids K-7 about the Komodo dragon, the largest lizard and its unique features. Includes easy to read sentences for early readers. For school or homeschooling projects or just reading for interest.