Hello everyone, welcome back to relax with animal facts. I am Steph Wolf and today I am going to be

learning with you about our furry, scaly, or possibly even slimy friends. And in today's case, it is going to be

undoubtedly a scaly friend of ours because we are covering the oh so wonderful bearded dragon.

This is of course a very special listener episode dedicated to Carrienne, Charlie, Vincent, Davis, and Cynthia.

This podcast episode was so hotly requested. I apologize if your name is not included,

and you did indeed request the animal. It was hard to keep track of everybody that requested

this scaly little dragon, but I hope that you all enjoy your very

own podcast episode without your continuing writing in and requesting of animals, this episode

and all of the other episodes would not have been possible.

I got my facts for this episode from facts.net,

wildlifeinformer.com, nationalgeographic.com, and lastly, of course, as always, et etym online.com.

Without these resources, this episode would have just been a silent film because I knew

nothing about the bearded dragon before this podcast recording.

So if you want to learn more about these scaly little friends of ours,

you are very, very welcome to go into the description of the show, into the show notes,

and click around. They will all be there for your consideration and exploration. Now I would like for all of you to notice maybe where

you are carrying a lot of your tension. It might be in the neck. It might be in the head or the hands

like me. Might be in the legs. Maybe you just ran a marathon in this scorching hot weather. Everybody is going to be

different, but I encourage all of you to try to relax those parts of your body right along with me

as we go into this immersive experience with me,

Steph Wolf, into the deserts where the bearded dragon resides.

While today we are going through the deserts with the sand beneath our feet,

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