The giant komodo dragon male at the LA Zoo may look like he's ready to take a bite, but he is actu
The giant komodo dragon male at the LA Zoo may look like he's ready to take a bite, but he is actually yawning. The huge reptile is one of the breeding males used by the zoo in an "egg sexing" technique that has produced seven offspring that will ensure the development of more komodo moms which could result in a population explosion of the 10-foot reptiles with scaled hides and teeth like razors October 22, 2013 (Photo by Mark Boster/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)
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