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Although not considered aggressive toward people, "tegus will defend themselves if threatened," according to the Georgia Fish and Wildlife Service: "They can react fast and lash with their tails.
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"Although not considered aggressive toward people, tegus will defend themselves if threatened," according to the Georgia Fish and Wildlife Service. "They can react fast and lash with their tails.
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