Komodo Dragons

Far off in the country of Indonesia, only 3,000-6,000 Komodo Dragons survive. They live high up in the trees when they are young and eat insects or other small lizards. If one comes down, a full grown Komodo Dragon snaps it up. They are its own kind, but are a tasty snack. Not many young Komodo Dragons survive and humans are killing adult Komodo Dragons for their skin. Now, it is illegal to kill a Komodo Dragon. You can also help, adopt a Komodo Dragon on Smithsonian national zoological park! http://nationalzoo.si.edu/Support/AdoptSpecies/AnimalInfo/KDragon/default.cfm

Written by Julia Acton

Newsletter-1/18/12

Here is the link to the first Ecological Cupcake Newsletter. I hope you enjoy the stories and maybe even enter a contest! Thank You so much and enjoy the rest of the week! Download Newsletter

Contest of the week

This week's contest is to enter your best picture of snow, this can be anything from your cousin as a snowman or your favorite pet playing in the snow! Please post your entrees as comments until I get an email for you to send them to, and remember that this contest is running from now to January 23rd 2012. Have fun taking those snow pictures!

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