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Armadillo Lizards Have the Appearance of Real-Life Mini-Dragons

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Among those who enjoy playing video games or watching fantasy programming on television, dragons are a type of mythical monster that is highly popular. A fascinating armadillo lizard, sometimes known as a mini-dragon because of how it defends itself by rolling up into a ball, was recently identified as one of the most unusual creatures. The physically unique and absurd reptile species in the world is represented by the coiled lizard’s prickly coat.

It uses its spiky, sharp armor to defend itself and shield itself from hostile conditions. They typically reside in large numbers and conceal themselves in rock crevices in the deserts of South Africa. The most unique quality of these little dragons is that they are the only reptiles that bask in the sun instead of laying eggs. However, the rise in illegal trafficking poses a threat to the survival of these little animals and puts their number in danger.

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This is because, despite their small size, they move slowly and are consequently simple to trap. They may appear to be deadly creatures, but in order to blend with the desert, they come in a variety of sizes and colors, ranging from light yellowish-brown to darker brown.

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When stretched, they are four inches long and have a lifespan of more than ten years. They typically give birth to one or two young every year because they do not deposit eggs and feed on small insects like termites and invertebrates. Since people are their only threat, they are not hazardous.

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In reality, they make excellent pets, but it is tragic that they are currently being transported illegally. So, in order for their species to survive, it is important to protect these special creatures.

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