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The Bearded Dragon Research Paper

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The Bearded Dragon is a creature the has no wings doesn 't breath fire but it has sharp teeth that can bite through wood. But they are small and fast so watch out for them they are sneaky about their surrounding but they are gentle creatures. But people kill animals but you shouldn 't kill them what you should do is to keep this one alive not dead alive because they aren’t mean they 're safe to keep for as long as you want to keep them. Why should Catholics protect them? Because Catholics love animals and they would make a good pet for them. But I don’t think people would like this people don’t like animals or they are not a animal person because they think it 's too much work to do with an animal like dog poop to much and a cat fur

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