Bearded Dragon
Australian Bearded Dragon, Inland Bearded Dragon
Family: AgamidaePogona vitticepsPhoto © Animal-World: Courtesy David Brough
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Bearded Dragon Lizard
BEARDED DRAGON: Pogona vitticeps
Order: Sauria Family: Agamidae (Approximately 25 Pogona species) ...
Bearded Dragon Species Profile
Bearded Dragon Stats
Scientific Name: Pogona vitticeps
Family: Agamidae
Adult Size: Up to 2 feet in length.
Range: Central, inland areas of Australia.
Bearded Dragon
(other names: Pogona vitticeps, Beardy)
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Bearded Dragon Species Profile: Habitat, Diet, and Care
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Bearded Dragon
Reptile. Bearded dragons can run 15.5 kilometers (9 miles) per hour. When threatened, a bearded dragon bobs his head, flattens his body, and puffs out his throat, which resembles a spiky beard.
Lizards: Bearded Dragon (Pogons vitticeps) Agamidae, Images by Wernher Krutein and PHOTOVAULT® ...
Diet
Bearded dragons are omnivores: they eat plants as well as meat such as insects and worms.
Life Cycle
Females lay about 20 eggs after mating with a male, and the eggs hatch in 55-75 days.
Dwarf Bearded Dragon
Sighting:
Peron Peninsula, Shark Bay World Heritage Area, Western Australia, Australia ...
Inland Bearded Dragon (Pogona vitticeps)
Unlike their "look-alike stunt lizards" from the movie "Holes," real Bearded Dragons are neither venomous nor aggressive.
Bearded dragons eat plants, insects, spiders, and sometimes small rodents or lizards. Because they may not always be able to find a meal, bearded dragons have large stomachs that can hold a sizeable amount of food at any one time.
The inland bearded dragon searches for prey by perching on tall objects and watching for it. If food is scarce for a long period, it can remain dormant underground until conditions improve.
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Inland Bearded Dragon
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Bearded Dragons
What can be said about feeding bearded dragons is also largely applicable to feeding other insectivorous lizards that start life small but grow rapidly into relatively large animals.
Central bearded dragon
Class: Reptilia
Status: IUCN: Not Listed; CITES: Not Listed
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This defensive display has earned these lizards the common name of "bearded dragon". Aggressiveness is shown through body movements when approaching other members of the group.
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