They are capable of eating insects, small fish such as goldfish, small mammals such as "pinky" mice, and certain vegetation. Some people also offer small lizards such as anoles to their dragons as a food source. So to answer your question yes they will eat other small lizards. The answer to the question: Do dragons eat other lizards is NO, they do NOT!!!
ALL animals have the capability to bite. They usually only do so if threatened or cornered.
No!No! they are very friendly and pretty!:p
yes they have teeth
no
Noooo! you can not keep any other lizards with bearded dragons, bearded dragons need to be kept alone
Social lizards ? The ONLY lizard you should be putting in with a gecko - is another gecko - and then only if (a) you want to breed or (b) they're both female. Two males together will fight !
Bearded dragons are lizards, and, like dinosaurs, lizards are reptiles. However, no lizards, including bearded dragons, evolved from dinosaurs. Birds, on the other hand, evolved from small, feathered, insectivorous or meat eating dinosaurs that lived in trees.
The most probable answer will be a no. Be more specific with what species of gecko, or what species of chameleon as there is multiple species of both animals that range from different parts of the world.
No they the dragon is not exstinct there is still the comoto dragon
In Chinese culture, the size of a dragon often represents its power and status. Larger dragons are typically associated with higher ranks and greater abilities, such as controlling the weather or bringing prosperity. The variation in size might also be influenced by regional folklore and artistic interpretation.
There are such creatures as the Komodo Dragon that live in Indonesia and other lizards elsewhere. Dragons as depicted in movies and fairy tales do not exist and never have.
Dragons of the fire breathing kind sadly do not exist, but on the other hand, there are large lizards which people call ''Dragons'' such as Komodo Dragons. No all of the dragons died
I say the leopard gecko would be a the best choice for a pet lizard. Reasons: They're inexpensive, nocturnal (you won't miss out when your at school), and their food is inexpensive. I have my own leopard gecko named Draco. I hope you take my advice!
Hard question to answer as "living with a snake" conjurs up visions of taking up a home with a snake. Snakes can share a habitat with other reptiles of any kind depending on type of habitat. Many reptiles may also share their types of refuge such as stumps holes, abandoned animal burrows, caves, etc.
Mostly during Chinese New Year and some other festivals. Especially this year's Chinese New Year because it is the dragon year. Dragons appear in many different kinds of art as well.