Comments by "Fanny Albi" (@fannyalbi9040) on "Real Science" channel.

  1. "chew to envenomate" but preys of comodo don't let them chew. They run away. The question is how severe the bite is enough to deliver the venom?
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  2. I think there is a video on YouTube. The same bald scientist in this video show the venom is anti coagulant.
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  3. @Dell-ol6hb  instead of chew or what ever mechanism u name it. It probably from excitement (such as hungry), only then it release sufficient amount of venom. It is like we see or smell delicious food. It is mouth watering, release more saliva enzyme. That's why simple attack has no venom symptom.
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  4. nothing more impressive than hummingbird hunt insects in mid air using their elongated beak like chopsticks
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  5. dragonflies are very adaptive apparently, that’s why they outlived most dinosaurs
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  6. Instead of bite force. I think probably hungry that cause it. It is like our saliva. We see or smell delicious food. It is mouth watering.
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  7. Y didn't those bites incidents didn't deliver sign of venom? I think because those bites r NOT out of hunger, Thus no or not enough to kill. However if the bite is because of hungry or exciting. Then, the story will be different. It is like if we smell or see a delicious food, it is mouth watering for the same reason.
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