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My Favorite Character from Goat - Modo Olachenko

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MODO IS ICON
My Favorite Character from Goat - Modo Olachenko

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This guy has been in my mind since I saw the first trailer I'm gonna be fr
Gif by me, the movie is G.O.A.T., character is Modo Olachenko !!!!
A short story of Night Nurse doing the job of treating superhuman patients and having to deal with crazy dino supervillain shenanigans. Starring...Night Nurse (Linda Carter), Komodo, Stegron and Doctor Strange.
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Somebody help me. This crazy Komodo dragon has been fogging my brain all day and yesterday
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Today’s Exhibit of the Day features the Komodo dragons in the Museum's Hall of Reptiles and Amphibians, as seen on 35 mm film! The current hall opened in November 1977. This retro photograph shows a Museum preparator hard at work on the gigantic reptiles—clearly demonstrating their enormous size! At 10 ft (3 m) long and 200 lbs (90.7 kg), the Komodo dragon (Varanus komodoensis) is the world's biggest lizard. In this scene, one Komodo dragon is beginning to eat a wild boar.
Photo: Image no. K11726 © AMNH Library