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few more blue-tongue facts
- Baby
blue-tongues do not hatch from eggs but are born fully formed.
- They
can live for more than 20 years and reach over 50cm in length.
- While
young, they are vulnerable to currawongs and kookaburras.
- Their
greatest threat is from uncontrolled dogs and cats.
- They
are slow moving and largely defenceless.
- Female
blue-tongues stay within a defined home base.
Males
wander over about 15 house blocks and have several females.
- Mating
sometimes looks like a fight, and injuries do happen.
- They
are not venomous, but may try to bite hard if handled.
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