Granny saves bearded dragon with CPR

A woman saved her great-grandson's pet bearded dragon by performing mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. From the Daily Mail:

‘I really couldn’t remember how many chest compressions should be given before a rescue breath, but he was blue so I just did it. I was really amazed it worked.’ Working for what she said felt like a half hour, she held the motionless Del and rubbed his belly, then hung him upside down to clear water from his mouth and breathed air past his teeth. Before long, he opened his eyes and started to move.

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