These lizards got their name due to their ability to make their throat look like a beard by inflating and puffing it out as well as the ability of their throat to turn black when threatene
EVERY SPECIES COUNT
Bearded dragons are important to their ecosystems, and many threats come from human activity. Protecting habitats and learning proper pet care helps keep them safe.
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MY CONSERVATION STATUS
Least Concern80%
HOW LONG DO I LIVE?
Wild: 5-8 Years Under human care: 8-15 Years
WHERE DO I LIVE?
Australia
WHAT KIND OF EATER AM I?
Omnivore
WHAT’S ON MY MENU?
Small rodents, lizards, insects, spiders and plants.