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Pet Bearded Dragons Carry Rare Form of Salmonella
Pet lizards called bearded dragons, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced Thursday, are responsible for a nationwide outbreak of salmonella that so far has sickened 132 people in 31 states over the last two years.
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