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The Bearded Dragon Urination Process

Bearded dragons excrete a solid substance known as urates instead of typical liquid urine. This is an adaptation to their desert environment, conserving water within their body.

Bearded Dragon Biting Hand

Bearded Dragon Bite, Tanden en gif

Bearded dragons are omnivorous lizards that feed on a mix of vegetables and insects, and are rather popular in the pet trade thanks to their docile behavior. Nog altijd – they are relatively large reptiles that can bite and potentially hurt you or other pets you may have. These reptiles have multiple teeth, with the number varying among individuals and stages of life. Baby bearded dragons start with sharp teeth that… Lees verder »Bearded Dragon Bite, Tanden en gif

Legality of Monitor Lizards in New York

Can You Own a Monitor Lizard in New York State?

New York State has specific laws governing the ownership of exotic animals including large reptiles like Monitor lizards. These laws allow, restrict, or prohibit the ownership of certain species of animals. The Department of Conservation (DEC) regulates most exotic animals. Many species of monitor lizards are illegal to own as pets in New York, particurarly those that are very large in size. Restricted Species Citing regulations from the aformentioned Department of… Lees verder »Can You Own a Monitor Lizard in New York State?

Are There Komodo Dragons in California?

Are There Komodo Dragons in California?

Californië, famous for its diverse wildlife, is home to all sorts of animals, from grizzly bears to desert tortoises. But one critter you won’t stumble upon in the wild here is the Komodo dragon. These guys are the biggest lizards globally and hail from Indonesia, a pretty far-off place from the U.S. They mostly hang out on islands like Komodo and Flores and aren’t found anywhere in the Americas. Even… Lees verder »Are There Komodo Dragons in California?

Tegu with the flag of Florida

Are Tegus Legal in Florida?

As of 2022, it is illegal to keep Tegu lizards a pet in Florida. Tegu have become an invasive species and there are strict restrictions on the transportation, owning, selling and breeding of these animals in the state.