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      <title>Eleven reasons why baby komodo dragons are better than your baby</title>
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      <description>1. Megapode nests Komodo dragons start their life as an egg laid in an abandoned megapode nest.
(Sure, a megapode is basically an enlarged chicken, but don&amp;rsquo;t let that get in the way of how cool of a name it is).
2. Egg tooth Baby komodo dragons have an egg tooth to break out of their egg. Awww, isn&amp;rsquo;t that so cute! The egg tooth falls out shortly after they hatch.</description>
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