15 Brutal Moments When Komodo Dragons Ate Their Prey Alive

Komodo dragons are big, strong, mean, and always hungry! They also have skills and characteristics that will give you the shakes. Watching these reptiles on the hunt is difficult because they usually rip their prey apart while it’s still alive. Join us, as we look at 15 brutal moments when Komodo dragons ate their prey alive.
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Komodo Dragon VS Goat
Goats are a staple of the Komodo diet, and you can see how dragons handle goats in this video. It’s love at first sight for this dragon, but I don’t think the goat agrees. The potent venom of the Komodo dragon is lethal to prey, causing a quick drop in blood pressure that drives them into shock. At the same time, the venom prevents the victim's blood from clotting, causing it to bleed to death. The discovery shows that many more lizards than previously thought may have snake-like venom. A goat that was bitten earlier, tried to escape up a hill, but the Komodo dragon detected the direction of the smell of the goat’s blood and followed it.
Until finally the goat, which no longer had the strength to run, just lay on the ground, dying, and when the dragon found it, it scooped it up in a jiffy. I’m not sure if this goat felt anything when the dragon first attacked it, but boy did he do a job on the poor animal. I mean, the animal is crushed and dismembered, as the large and deadly reptile swallows it whole. This video shows the ability and speed of the Komodo dragon to attack goats on mountains where the Komodo dragon runs through a gap in the tall grass and immediately comes face to face with the poor goat.
The speed of the Komodo dragon takes the goat by surprise and the dragon immediately attacks its prey and paralyzes it. That’s when the food fest begins and the dragon with a friend enjoys his meal. Komodo dragons are apex predators, hence, they are absolute beasts. Everything about them, from their bite to their length, to their legs, makes them outstanding hunters. You might be wondering if you could outrun a Komodo dragon. After all, how quick are Komodo dragons? A Komodo dragon can reach speeds of up to 13 miles per hour. The Komodo dragon, on the other hand, can only maintain that speed for a few hundred feet.
As a result, the Komodo dragon's primary mode of attack is an ambush assault. A quick human could theoretically outrun a Komodo dragon. While the Komodo dragon appears to have little legs, it can run extremely fast. Their speed is mostly used to take advantage of their prey while in the striking zone, rather than to hunt down prey or move from one location to another. Komodo dragons will eat anything, and goats are part of their menu, as you can see in this video when a Komodo can be seen carrying a goat in its mouth. What’s particular about the goats that live on Komodo island is that they roam freely just like dragons, so they’re bound to be eaten by a dragon at some point or another.
Komodo Dragon VS Wild Boar
Already infected with this Komodo dragon's bacterial poison, because it was bitten earlier, this wild boar was unable to run very far, so when the dragon caught up to it, along with his friend, took it for a quick trip to the morgue for porky pig. This young wild pig knew his fate was sealed when this dragon attacked and grabbed it. It was only a matter of time before the dragon swallowed the animal whole and alive, but the weakened pig still fought back for a few seconds.
This wild boar knows his fate is sealed when this dragon attacks and grabs him and it’s only a matter of time before the dragon rips parts of his body out, but he doesn’t because he swallows him whole instead. Komodo dragons are the world's largest and heaviest lizards. A creature that escapes the jaws of a Komodo won't feel fortunate for long. Dragon saliva carries a high concentration of bacteria, which poisons their prey within 24 hours.

[@Liam-zw1ek]

"The animal will die, even though it's already dead," he says...

[@camerongriffiths8875]

Yep, one of his best

[@minjammannix8716]

I don't want to hear your vioces, i want original sound of that moment...

[@alanguages]

Before the devil was a snake, he was a dragon first.

[@ajaimani84]

this is a fact, then he was cursed to crawl on his belly

[@Velociraptor1066]

0:00 Godzilla vs Kong real ending 😅

[@georgesotiropoulos2738]

I thought this was going to be a good video until I hear the commentator then I had to turn it off.

[@richardsarkisian2150]

Agreed

[@Breubs77]

Same here, couldn’t handle this guys chatter after just over one minute and stopped watching.

[@albertbernal5683]

Tal cual

[@AllenScott-ms4lt]

Yeah for real i hate when they do that or play stupid ass music instead of having the original sound have a good 1 my friend

[@orcsareevil]

It's yet another AI inane voice

[@user-pc1kg3qp8i]

10:48 it's moray eel not electric eel because there's no electric eel in southeast Asia

[@demonmenace4657]

If it was an electric eel the Komodo would have been electrocuted to death.

[@cjvaye99]

nerd

[@darkmagic1277]

They used to sell "fudgy wudy's" in Wildwood back in the days....LMAO

[@thatguyjoe007]

Video never shows the actual attack. It only shows the after effects of the primary attack.

[@AmariMarvelous]

A Komodo Dragon eating a squid is like eating Spaghetti without tomato sauce. 😂

[@jefonline]

best video i have seen in my life

[@oaflet]

You poor guy

[@akathecops]

The goat was dismembered and was swallowed whole. 🤮

[@oaflet]

That doesn't make sense now, does it?

[@jonathanstoutenburg8634]

I think 🤔 the venom from the lizards is the secret weapon.

[@mspaulovich]

The dialogue for the monkey bit is funny af

[@d.e.c1609]

The thing about the monkey is he can't even scratch them😂. Because their skin is a HARD as STONE!....

[@goatandyourmom9690]

Electric eel are native to South America and Komodos are native to Indonesia thus making it impossible for that to happen??? Am I wrong or am I missing something???

[@Amnct]

It’s not bacteria it is VENOM

[@StillAProudAmerican-ll2yc]

Amnct, yes and no. The friendly little lizard uses either one or both. The venom helps the lizard grab the prey and eat it. The bacteria infect and fell a bigger animal in about 24 hours. They just follow the scent of the weakened and dying victim.

[@billbufford]

Actually, it is usually a lethal cocktail of both. It was previously believed that the KD's main and only tool for disabling prey was to bite the animal briefly, and even if it escaped and ran, the bacteria from it's filthy saliva would take effect, slowing it down to a state of paralysis, therefore allowing the KD to track it down and eat it while still alive...or dead...makes no difference to the KD. In 2009, it was discovered and proven that the KD's main method of predation was that it does, indeed, impart a very potent hemotoxic venom with each bite. This type of venom contains an anti-coagulant agent that causes the prey to bleed out, making it easier for the KD to track down and devour it...again, dead or alive. However, more often than not, neither of these is necessary, as the KD's sheer size, stealth, short-term speed, and vicious attack style usually immediately disable it, allowing the prey to be eaten alive...either in whole or part by part. All that being said, I think that we can all agree on the fact that the narrator is, indeed, a blithering idiot. To me, this is mainly proven to be true when he stated at 3:23 that it was attacking and eating a wild boar, when it's extremely evident that the animal is a sow, as it is displaying a full set of teats during it's demise. 😮

[@Slick-Wit-it]

I felt sorry for the turtles the most

[@martinscopes3914]

The dinner bell is non stop.

[@Shinde425]

5:42 I saw that video, the poor monkey felt safe enough to look back instead of going a little further. It looking back at it was what costed it its life

[@devoncarter5352]

Lmao fudgy wudgy

[@pfunk2637]

The commentator was hilarious! Loved it!

[@Slick-Wit-it]

At 02:58 poor little goat 🫤.... But hey...... This is nature. This is how these ferocious lizards eat. They have to eat in order to stay alive.

[@DawuanRCh02]

Kapan anda ke Indonesia🇮🇩 10:16

[@Tommy-mp2gl]

Eating the eel

[@user-rh7vn8df3f]

Mil veces comodo dragon😅😅😅

[@DawuanRCh02]

Komodo asli fauna Indinesia🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩, saya suka liputannya semoga anda senang berada di Flores dan Sumbawa❤❤❤❤❤susb ok salam.kenal 6:37

[@dan_mer]

The animal eating a small monkey on the boardwalk is not a Komodo dragon. It's some other species of monitor lizard. The same with the snake and the rabbit.

[@user-hj3mc5id2y]

コモドドラゴンは噛まれても毒は回らないのですか？同族だから毒は効かないのですか？

[@Wargasm54]

I hope this thing never makes the endangered species list 😂

[@lianne5836]

No tha ugliest ones survive. Like you for example.

[@lizagaleano1357]

Lmao

[@henryltpx5045]

Komodo dragon vs Chicken 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@gregwilliams853]

Chicken McNuggets

[@oaflet]

Narrator calls the same black bird a chicken, a partridge, and a quail. Neither electric eels nor iguanas live with 6000 miles of its habitat. Other lizards going after smaller prey (e.g. rabbits) include tegus, also Nile and savannah monitors. Narrator repeats the the same lines. No sale.

[@WilliamCurry-bh3dk]

DO THEY SLEEP ? IF WHERE Komodo D

[@user-fm5fy9ut9n]

Does anyone else but me get t munchies!?

[@karanijonteofficial]

I really hate this Animal...i hate how it looks and eats its preys

[@JamesAvila-xu7ds]

They gotta eat

[@justaguywithagoodphoto4801]

You hate how it remained an effective hunter in its enviornment?

[@francobalitaan4135]

Gotta feed the kids 😂

[@lalaboards]

What does Komodo Dragon poop look like ?

[@lianne5836]

Like yours

[@lalaboards]

@@lianne5836 No it’s a white liquid with fur an feathers Smarty pantZ .

[@davidroy633]

Audio is unnecessary

[@dansorescu5720]

The one vs rabbit looked like a monitor lizard

[@StillAProudAmerican-ll2yc]

It was. The announcer even said the owner of this lizard likes to watch him eat live rabbits.

[@teresamak3457]

Bit h,Men Only Talk Without Good Heart To Safe DR.YAT

[@KalleBremen]

why he is talking all the time?? for what??

[@Baked1ne]

Too much talk, Need action

[@DonquixoteRosinante97]

Where are the vegans 😂

[@fiber9m]

They've been eaten

[@JDavis-vq1rx]

The great white would win.

[@camerongriffiths8875]

Is this commentator on the spectrum?

[@NormanMartinPinta]

Que bichos HdP ✌️🇦🇷🏴‍☠️🇵🇸🇨🇺⚽️🍺🧉

[@User-qc7gn]

Not cool . Komodo dragon schould eat vegan

[@user-um5md3pm7e]

Why is dis guy talking all d time...rubish vídeo thanks to its voice

[@sammysock]

The commentary on this video is poor! A lot of what is said is gibberish, incorrect, and very immature.

[@user-fm5fy9ut9n]

After watchg these videos, y would anyone/thing want to go vegan!?

[@herbertluthe6850]

I could very well do without that stupid comments.

[@TheSportsman1977]

Commentary is absolutely terrible!!!

[@truthbtruth8559]

Dopiest video ever. All stolen from others' channels. Not coming back!

[@bigwoofkiis4449]

worse part abt it is tht the deer was pregnant in the progress and bro ate her fetus 😭

[@pierluigipalladino3565]

Como posso avere una licenza di caccia per sparare e uccidere un migliaio di drago di komodo? Sarebbe un divertimento sparargli nella gola con 375 H&H con punta hp, o calibri similari.

[@lianne5836]

It's fun to murder huh? Interesting.

[@user-vs1el4vb1q]

That's the funny thing about those critters they look like they're such a clumsy ass lumbering ox but when it comes down to it man they can s*** and get when they need to

[@Botman.com1125]

What is this dragon good for besides eating!🤮

[@oaflet]

They make good pets

[@user-rh6hc3ge4g]

Пустите меня туда, я их всех истреблю

[@giomis5480]

это природа, а не социум, в природе нет места эмпатии

[@georgesotiropoulos2738]

I thought this was going to be a good video until I hear the commentator then I had to turn it off.