Shingleback Lizard Facts With Keeper Dave. Discovering With Keeper Dave Stumpy Tail Lizard.

Discover interesting facts about the Shingleback lizard. Learn interesting facts about the unusual Shingleback Lizard. Learn interesting facts about Shingleback Lizard. Learn Fun Facts about Shingleback Lizard. Quick facts about these unusual reptiles. Shingleback Lizard facts! You may recognize these as Shingleback Lizard, Bob Tail Lizards, Two Headed Lizards or Pine cone Lizard. You might even finding them walking through the bush. Join Keeper Dave to learn about these amazing creatures. Learn interesting facts about Shingleback Lizard. Join Keeper Dave as he talks about Shingleback Lizard . Keeper Dave will help you learn interesting facts about Shingleback Lizard as well the important role Shingleback Lizard play in a sustainable ecosystem. Keeper Dave will show you some of the unique creatures that can be seen when visiting the beaches and forests of Australia.
Australia has some of the most unusual animals in the world as well as some of the most dangerous creatures in the world. Learning about our creatures gives us an understanding of animals and the important role they play in our environment. We feel if we learn about animals and understand animals then we will be more willing to protect them and their environment.
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[@jakeheiduk956]

Hear in wa you always find them near the coast and in the dunes

[@johntrueblue]

I too live in perth close to the coast and seen them...
You channel should be called "Just misinformed Productions"

[@devono7230]

They do inhabit coastal areas.

[@freeman10000]

They do, I have seen a bob-tail on the dunes at Rockingham, Western Australia. However, WA is not particularly humid unlike over East.

[@arktiger4c359]

We call them a Stumpy