Nobbi dragon
A species of Two-pored dragons, Also known as Nobbi Scientific name : Diporiphora nobbi Genus : Two-pored dragons
Nobbi dragon, A species of Two-pored dragons
Also known as:
Nobbi
Scientific name: Diporiphora nobbi
Genus: Two-pored dragons
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Description
Nobbi dragon is a remarkably adaptive reptile, primarily terrestrial, often inhabiting rocky outcrops in semi-arid environments. Known to display unique 'head-bobbing' behavior, it is a cryptic species harnessing its surrounding environment for survival. Its thermoregulatory adaptation aids its efficient foraging ability as an insectivore, contributing to its survival in varied environmental conditions.
General Info
Lifespan
5-8 years
Diet
Nobbi dragon is a herbivorous reptile primarily relying on leafy vegetation for nourishment. It particularly favours the consumption of shoots, tender leaves, and occasional fruits, maintaining a well-rounded plant-based diet.
Appearance
Nobbi dragon is a relatively small, slender-bodied lizard, with rough, scaly skin. The most prevalent coloration seen is a dusky grey-brown, often featuring faint longitudinal stripes running down the body and tail. The tail is elongated, almost equaling the length of the body. Whilst males possess a bright pink throat and chest, females generally retain the grey-brown palette throughout. No significant variations with age or subspecies are noted.
Behavior
Nobbi dragon is a diurnal species, predominantly spending its days basking in the sun or foraging for food. It's solitary in nature, avoiding group interactions unless during the mating season. This species also exhibits pronounced territorial behavior, fiercely policing its habitat, notably through body posturing and tail thrashing.
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Reptiles Order
Lizards and snakes Family
Dragons Genus
Two-pored dragons Species
Nobbi dragon 
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