Since they are diurnal, they also do their hunting during the day. Although they are technically terrestrial, bearded dragons are both excellent climbers and skilled burrowers, and naturally dig burrows for shelter from predators and the elements. They love to bask, and are commonly found sunbathing on everything from rocks and fallen branches to fenceposts and picnic tables. These lizards are diurnal, meaning that they are most active during the day. They earned their name from their spiky, expandable throat pouch that can look very much like a beard, especially when it darkens to black. They can be found in a variety of habitats, including semiarid desert, scrublands, and dry forests. Bearded dragons (also known as the inland bearded dragon, central bearded dragon, or yellow-headed bearded dragon) are agamid lizards native to eastern and central Australia.
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