Australian police station doubles as lizard home
By kingsnake.com · February 19, 2015 5:12 am
One police officer brought a blue-tongued lizard into the station 30 years ago, and lizards have had a home there ever since.
From ABC News Australia:
The site now has a purpose built courtyard for the lizards which are mascots for the station. Cheryl Hackett, the Belconnen Station's administrator, said being the chief lizard carer at the site was on the job description when she took over the role last year. "They're beautiful, they really are, I never had a lizard, never owned one but I just love 'em," she said. Earlier this week the lizard population at the station swelled from eight to 18 when one of the females gave birth.Read more here.
