What kind of zoo is this?
An Indonesian zoo says they’re can’t find three of their Komodo dragons.
Their theories:
“They could have been eaten by predators, stolen or escaped. The zookeepers have said they didn’t take them,”
said Captain Obvious disguised as a zoo spokesperson. He added,
“We’re worried if the Komodo dragons escaped. They’re dangerous. Young Komodos like the ones missing love to climb trees and can move very fast.”
The missing reptiles, which measured 50 centimetres (20 inches) to a metre long, were each around one year old and disappeared from their cage early this month.
The zoo has more than 50 of the giant lizards and trees in the cage had been trimmed to prevent any of the remaining animals escaping.
The world’s largest monitor lizard, Komodos can grow up to three metres (10 feet) long and weigh up to 140 kilograms (310 pounds).
In unrelated news: there are several small dogs also missing in area.
[Image via AP Images.]
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