Bearded dragons thrive via unique adaptations an expandable beard for displays, armored scales/spines for defense, & a light sensitive third parietal eye detecting predators. Flat bodies optimise heat absorption; strong limbs suit climbing. Their digestive system processes insects/plants, aided by a fiberbreaking cecum. Muscular tails aid balance, efficient respiration supports arid survival. Scales prevent dehydration; teeth crush prey. These traits reflect their evolution as hardy survivors.

Habitat Changes and Hormonal Disruption in Bearded Dragons Focus Artificial Lighting, Hormonal Cycles, and Brumation Behaviour

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During winter, when fresh, homegrown organic flowers aren't available, omnivorous reptiles can still benefit from floral components in their diet. Rehydrating dried flowers offers a viable alternative. Selecting reptile safe varieties like hibiscus or rosehips, pansies or cornflower is crucial. Always research the safety of any flower. Check out the safe flower list for your specific reptile on here.