Bearded dragon

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• Bearded dragon
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• Bearded dragons are endemic to Australia and
  there are also a wide variety of various types
  and varieties of bearded dragons throughout the
  wide globe, despite the vastness Australia has to
  give. Do you want to learn more? Visit Bearded
  dragon.
• Both bearded dragon species are common due to
  their peaceful disposition, ease of handling and
  small size just to name a few. Unlike certain
  reptiles, bearded dragons need a much smaller
  room to safely reside in, and are easily managed
  by adults and kids. In Australia there are eight
  distinct types of bearded dragons listed, and the
  following 6 are the most widely recognised as
  pets.

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• The Bearded Dragon of the West
• The western bearded dragon is present primarily
  in Western Australia's southwest coast, and
  mountainous regions. It exists mostly in forest
  zones, as well as in coastal dunes and even in
  the desert.
• The Dragon Bearded at Inland
• The inland bearded dragon is the tallest of all
  animals, rising to around 20 cm long. This
  species is present in every province, and
  Australia's territories except in Western
  Australia. The most common reptilian pet breed is
  the inland bearded dragon. Have a look at red
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• The Dragon's Rugged Mitchells
• The bearded dragon Mitchells is present in the
  middle of the Northern Territory, and in the
  Great Sandy Desert in the north of Western
  Australia. The genus Mitchells is the smallest of
  the groups of bearded dragons, and rises to
  around 14 cm. One of the best ways to identify a
  bearded dragon from Mitchells apart from the
  other types is its large cone shaped head horns,
  which are unlike any other bearded dragon.

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• The Bearded Dragon in Dwarf
• The dwarf-bearded dragons, who are considered
  closely related to the genus Mitchell, are
  present mostly in the Great Sandy Desert. Owing
  to its small legs and thick tail the miniature
  dragon is readily recognisable.
• Dragons barbed by Lawsons
• The second most common breed of pets are the
  Lawsons bearded dragons. This species exists in
  much of Queensland and some of the Northern
  Territory although it is still unclear how much
  space the species currently occupies. If you wish
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• The Dragon Bearded in Nullabor
• The bearded dragon of Nullabor is a very rare
  species occurring only in a limited region
  between southwestern Australia and south. The
  bearded dragon Nullabor can be readily identified
  from its markings, including broad white stripes
  around its back and spines on its arms. The
  Nullabor bearded dragon is the least likely to be
  held as pets of all the bearded dragons, since
  they are hard to locate in the wild, and they
  have been reported to be very tough to raise in
  captivity.
• As much of Australia's reptilian population is
  still being explored today, it is likely that
  there are already undiscovered populations of
  bearded dragons in Australia as well as
  subspecies.
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