Author: WildLifeFAQ (Mark Jess)
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How Long Can a Bearded Dragon Go Without UVB Light? (UVB Guide)
Bearded dragons need UVB light to stay healthy and happy. Without it, they can suffer from serious ailments such as metabolic bone disease. This can cause permanent damage to their bones, so it’s important to provide them with UVB light regularly. Generally speaking, a bearded dragon can go without UVB light for up to two…
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Can Kangaroos Swim? (Video Evidence)
Whether kangaroos can swim or not has been discussed by a lot of people over the years, here I will try and explain both the reasons why they are actually adept swimmers and also why some people would think that they would just drown if they were to find themself in a lot of water.…
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Do Owls Attack Humans? If So Why? (Are Owls Dangerous)
Generally – owls don’t attack humans. However, where there’s overlap in habitat or extra pressures (such as when nesting) owls have been known to attack humans. Why Do Owls Attack Humans? In an ideal world – owls would never attack humans. They are awake at different times to us and their ideal habitat isn’t an…
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Will a BB/Pellet Gun Kill A Raccoon? Is Raccoon Hunting Legal?
A BB gun is a powerful weapon and is often used for hunting small wild animals. When used correctly a BB gun can humanely and instantly kill a raccoon. Is It Illegal To Kill A Raccoon On Your Property? Killing a raccoon on your property is a type of animal control when living in a…
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Do Bearded Dragons Only Eat Live Food?
Baby dragons will need to be fed more frequently than older beardies because they require more frequent feedings. But the most important for both baby beardies and adult beardies is a varied diet also remember to have a water bowl of clean water that is changed on a daily basis. Bearded dragons (pogona vitticeps) should…
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How Long Can Bearded Dragons Go Without Bugs?
Although they don’t have a very complicated diet, bearded dragons occasionally have strange appetites. Bearded Dragons are popular among owners of exotic pets are the medium-sized lizards recognized for their collar around the neck that resembles a beard. They adapt well to captivity and are simple to train any individuals who do not properly investigate…