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Bearded dragon dumped on Rhigos mountain
A bearded dragon, which is native to desert scrublands in Australia, has been found on a Welsh mountain.
The reptile is thought to have been dumped on the Rhigos Mountain near Treorchy in the south Wales valleys and was spotted "lethargic and cold" inside a vivarium.
Bearded dragons can live up to 10 years and can grow to around 600mm in length. They need temperatures of between 28C and 40C to survive.
The RSPCA is investigating.
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