Bearded dragon close-up - Detailed Portrait by Alvadela Design & Photography

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About ‘Bearded dragon close-up - Detailed Portrait’ by Alvadela Design & Photography

The bearded dragon, also known as Pogona, is a fascinating lizard native to the arid, semi-desert regions of Australia. With its robust appearance and imposing 'beard' - an expandable throat pouch that the animal inflates during excitement or to impress - the bearded dragon has developed into a popular pet.

These lizards vary in…

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