Pogona vitticeps, the scientific name for Bearded Dragons, are omnivorous because they originated from a habitat that is a characteristically hostile having very little for and water sources. That makes them easy to care for.

Bearded dragons are omnivorous as they can feed both on plants and insects. Under domesticated conditions, the bearded dragon diet can consist of both with a higher proportion of insects when they are still juveniles for more protein

Bearded Dragon lizards are omnivorous that feed on both plants and numerous kinds of insects. Young bearded dragons need more protein to sustain healthy growth. This article will give more info about feeding a pet Bearded Dragon.