Just 19% of snakes worldwide are venomous. The only 4 in the U.S. are the Cottonmouth, Copperhead, Rattlesnake, and Coral snake, with many having a venom potent to only rodents or amphibians. The only 3 venomous lizard on Earth are the Mexican Beaded lizard, the Gila Monster (of the Southwest U.S.), and the Komodo Dragon (which has been shown to have some venom in addition to the bacteria culture in its mouth). A recent study has shown 12 other lizards to have a very minute, harmless venom.
Yes Komodo Dragons are very deadly predators. They have a very powerful bite and they have a nasty "venom" which is deadly bacteria in their saliva and when the prey is bitten, the saliva works on to the wound and easily kill the prey.
Only if that rat has rabies, & even then, chances are slim. Human saliva has acid & so much vile bacterium in it that it basically destroys poisons & other alien bacterium.
yes you can their saliva contains deadly toxins and bacteria which will lead an attack on the central nervous system.
yes you can their saliva contains deadly toxins and bacteria which will lead an attack on the central nervous system
A Komodo Dragon does not have poison. It has festering bacteria in it's saliva from the dead carcasses it eats. This bacteria acts like poison and is deadly.
You will find saliva in your mouth as you have saliva glads there.
"Pucca Fish" are fish-shaped chocolate covered pretzels. The real pucca fish are tiny red fishes that eat dead skin. It's saliva is toxic to humans and can be deadly.
A Komodo Dragon does not have poison. It has festering bacteria in it's saliva from the dead carcasses it eats. This bacteria acts like poison and is deadly.
The Komodo Dragon is an Asian animal that has great strength and extremely deadly saliva. Another native animal would be the panda, they are considered to be carnivores but they mostly eat bamboo.
Yes. The Komodo Dragon is not a farm animal and it is not domesticated or a pet, so it is a wild animal.
There are three main types of saliva: serous saliva, mucous saliva, and mixed saliva. Serous saliva is watery and contains enzymes that help break down food. Mucous saliva is thicker and helps lubricate food for easier swallowing. Mixed saliva is a combination of both serous and mucous saliva, which aids in digestion and protects the mouth.
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