![]() In order to catch a bearded dragon, you must be quick, and snakes have the ability to move with an overwhelming amount of speed. Not only are some of the most venomous snakes in the world found in Australia, they are also some of the fastest. There are several species of snakes that reside in the outback in Australia, including the eastern brown snake, death adders, and coral snakes. Snakes are a lot like bearded dragons in the sense that they will eat anything that is smaller than they are. Interesting READ Why is my bearded dragon turning black and not eating? Predator 2: Snakes And Other Lizards If you own a bearded dragon and you take him or her outside frequently, it would be advised that you keep a close eye on him or her and anything flying overhead, as your local birds of prey might just take it upon themselves to turn your beloved pet into an easy meal. ![]() Birds of prey are not just indigenous to Australia they are all over the world. These abilities make birds of prey one of the most dangerous and successful predators of the bearded dragon. Their large talons and strong bills give the ability to grab larger prey and tear into their tough flesh with ease. These attributes of birds of prey allow them to go undetected by flying high, diving fast, and maneuvering with grace. Birds of prey are any large bird in the “raptor” family, they are strong and quick in flight, have large talons, and strong bills. There are several species of birds of prey that live in Australia and have the ability to make a quick meal of the bearded dragon. III) Final Thoughts: Types Of Natural Predators Predator 1: Birds Of Prey So, let’s take a closer look at the different types of predators that bearded dragons have, not only in the wild but in your own home as well, and how they protect themselves. ![]() Well, if you ever take your bearded dragon outside, own other species of reptiles, own any felines, or any other type of exotic animal (especially if it is a large animal), this information will pertain to you and will help you protect your bearded dragon. You may be thinking why you should have to worry about your bearded dragon being attacked by a predator when he or she is living in your care. By understanding the different types of predators bearded dragons have in the wild, you will be better able to protect your beloved companion from becoming a meal. If you are the owner of a bearded dragon or several, it is important to know which animals are likely to try to make your bearded dragon into a meal if you aren’t paying attention. While bearded dragons do have their defense mechanisms they can utilize to increase their chance of survival, birds of prey, several species of snakes and other lizards, foxes, dingoes, and even the ordinary house cat all have the ability to prey on a wild bearded dragon, or your bearded dragon. This may have you wondering what types of predators bearded dragons would have in the wild and in your home.īearded dragons have several natural predators and a few household ones as well. Bearded dragons are native to the hot, arid desert of the Australian outback and are no stranger to the occasional predator that would like them into a quick meal. Bearded dragons are amazing reptiles and as their caregiver and owner it may seem difficult to even fathom that these beautiful and sweet creatures have natural predators in the wild, and even in your home.
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