🔎 Fact of the day Did you know? The Australian water dragon is Australia’s largest dragon lizard. #ausgeo #didyouknow #factoftheday #australia #wildlife #waterdragon | Australian Geographic

Just some fun facts about our sport- what would you add? Tag a friend that needs “getting in a dragon boat” as a New Years Resolution!��Inspired to find out more? Jump on ausdbf.com.au to find your nearest club…we can’t wait to see you on the water. #dragonboat #dragonpass #ausdbf #dragonboating | Australian Dragon Boat Federation

The Water Dragon is Australia’s largest dragon lizard. Spotted this big guy on my walk. Australian water dragons are a semi-aquatic lizard species native to Australia. They have a distinctive pattern on their skin, making them easily recognizable. They have existed in Australia for about 20 million years. #wildlife #australianwildlife #lizards | Anya Alexandrovna

A little bit of lizard love 💗 🦎 Have you been seeing more Australian water dragons out in South Bank? Well, there’s a reason for that. ABC Radio Brisbane’s very own Kenji Sato (or should we call him Kenji Attenborough now?) has investigated the rise in water dragon numbers across South Bank, and it’s due to the reptile’s mating season. So, if you come across a water dragon that’s watching you a little too closely, chances are they’re a male protecting their territory, whilst hunting for a mate