have they moved???? if you're worried see the vet
If he's on sand that could be the reason, if he's not on sand take him to a vet
yes
No but it could carry parasites and kill your dragon. *You should NEVER feed your bearded dragon any wild food no matter how tempting it is.
A beardies skin does not grow like a humans. Instead they shed it much like a snake does. Instead of shedding all at once though a beardie will shed sections of their bodies at a time. For example in my beardies last time she shed her tail, back legs and back then waited for a week and shed her front legs and head.
They can if they have legs that arent paralyzed. Or mabye if they had robotic legs.
Bearded dragons have backbones. All reptiles have backbones.
One common disease where the legs become paralyzed is Guillain-Barre syndrome, which is a rare disorder where the body's immune system attacks the nerves. This can lead to muscle weakness and, in severe cases, paralysis. It is important to seek medical attention if you experience these symptoms.
Someone who has been paralyzed in their legs.
What demyelinating nuromuscar disorder paralyzed the legs
One possibility is to use an exoskeleton. An exoskeleton are like robotic legs that can be worn to allow paralyzed people to walk. In 2010 3 companies are launching exoskeletons for paralyzed people. Read more below.
I have done research on this and found that the baby beared dragons eat crickets that are too big which leads to paralysis. now I have the question of "will he regain movement in his hind legs?"
Yes