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I Can Has Fierz Draggon!
I'm sorry but I don't find this funny at all. I have Bearded Dragons and they're beautiful lizards. I also have a friend who's cat eats wild ones. It's sad and worrying that domestic cats are killing Australian native animals, and to me, it is certainly NOT something that cheers me up.