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Komodo dragons are beasts and beware of all the animals that dare defy them. Oh…okay…there aren’t any. If you want to see these killers in action, it’s time, because we’re getting started. ► Subscribe For New Videos! ► https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaOe6JVtBIzmpRqwG4JsRww Watch our “15 Merciless Moments When Animals Crossed Rivers With Hungry Crocodiles” video here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EErRWI_hVY Watch our “15 Merciless Eagle Hunts Caught On Camera” video here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVj-_oUBY_E Watch our “15 Merciless Wild Animals Fighting For Their Dominance” video here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pD05ckqAdoE Komodo Hunting Buffalo As two buffalo adults watch; a small calf is slowly being weakened by an attacking Komodo dragon. The dragon takes his time, as he watches the calf become weaker and weaker by the second. It’s only a matter of time before this calf is eaten by the Komodo. A buffalo calf is being dragged through the gates of hell by this hungry Komodo dragon and the dragon can be heard telling the calf “Welcome to my world little buddy.” The calf is really fighting hard, but it still won’t amount to anything against the powerful dragon. Komodo dragons dominate the habitats in which they reside due to their size. They are carnivores, and even though they are thought to feed largely on carrion, they also attack live victims by ambushing them. They’re sneaky that way! These dragons have grabbed a massive buffalo for lunch and are eating it alive. Bon Appetit! This baby buffalo is taking a beating with its mother watching. What is it with these buffalo moms not trying to save their young? Her rescue attempts are futile at best, so this calf can kiss his mom goodbye because he’s on his way to the morgue. Komodo Dragon Hunting Fish Because the Komodo’s sense of smell is so well developed, he can find fish stranded on the beach and recuperate them quickly to have a nice snack until he finds something a little bigger to eat. This Komodo finds a dead fish in the water and decides to have it for lunch. These fish are just small snacks, even though the fish this dragon finds is quite big. It’s still an appetizer until it finds a real lunch. At low tide, the fish that wash up on the beach is found by these dragons and gobbled up in seconds. The smell of the dead fish attracts the dragons, and they come looking for their snacks as soon as the odor hits them.