Game of Thrones komodo dragon is the first to lay eggs in Australian zoo
Komodo dragon named after a Game of Thrones character makes history by laying 15 eggs at an Australian zoo Earlier this week 'Daenerys' laid 15 eggs at Australian Reptile Park in Somersby No other zoo, sanctuary, or facility in Australia has successfully bred komodos The operation to move the eggs from the nest to an incubator was no easy task A bite from a komodo dragon can be fatal and kill a human within minutes
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A komodo dragon named after a popular Game of Thrones character has laid eggs for the first time in Australia.
Earlier this week 'Daenerys' laid 15 eggs at the Australian Reptile Park in Somersby, 85km north of Sydney.
No other zoo, sanctuary, or facility in the country has successfully bred komodo dragons through to the egg laying stage, making it an Australian first.
Australian Reptile Park's komodo dragon breeding program Australia's first to successfully move to egg laying phase (pictured)
The operation to move the eggs from the nest to an incubator was no easy task, with keepers putting their lives and limbs on
