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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsKitten rescued from Komodo dragon exhibit at FW Zoo is no scaredy cat
A kitten was rescued Saturday from the Komodo dragon habitat at the Fort Worth Zoo.
The black and orange cat was spotted by a zookeeper and taken to the Humane Society of North Texas, the shelter said in a Facebook post.
There are feral cat populations in Forest Park, next to the zoo, and cats found wandering in the zoo are often taken to the humane society, zoo spokeswoman Alexis Wilson said.
She was unaware of how the kitten ended up in the large lizard's den. Komodo dragons can smell a dead animal more than five miles away by "sniffing" air currents with their forked tongues, according to the zoo.
Read more: http://www.dallasnews.com/news/local-news/20160731-kitten-rescued-from-komodo-dragon-exhibit-at-fw-zoo-is-no-scaredy-cat.ece
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Kitten rescued from Komodo dragon exhibit at FW Zoo is no scaredy cat (Original Post)
TexasTowelie
Aug 2016
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Skittles
(153,164 posts)1. criminally cute
wow
KT2000
(20,581 posts)2. that's a real toughie!
he'll be OK!
jrandom421
(1,005 posts)3. It's a little girl
She's a tortoiseshell, and nearly all tortoiseshell cats are female. They're also known for their fiercely uncompromising attitudes, known as "tortietude". Looks like this little girl has got a full measure of tortitude!
KT2000
(20,581 posts)4. that's even better!
She will do OK!
shenmue
(38,506 posts)5. Squeeeeeeeeeeeeee
TexasTowelie
(112,226 posts)6. Most definitely!
They named the kitten Komodo.