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Bearded Dragon Behavior
There has already been said a lot about
Bearded dragon behavior
in general, especially about the characteristic
beard darkening behavior, the
head bobbing
behavior, open mouth behavior, some forms of the
arm waving behavior etc.
Bearded Dragon Territorial Behavior
The truth is, all these signs mentioned above
is actually part of the Bearded dragon territorial behavior.
Females might also show this behavior, but males tend to be a
lot more territorial. These are all the signs you'll see when
your male Beardie is trying to protect his own little area. This
will be especially true when predators or potential threats like
other male Bearded dragons try to interfere.
A single male Bearded dragon can happily
guard his territory consisting of one to a harem of females. He
will not only protect other females, but he will chase potential
breeding males away from them. This is an evolutionary
phenomenon where only the strongest
Bearded dragons breed
and carry their genes on towards their offspring. |