text: A very clever bearded dragon appears to have mastered the art of the English language, responding when she's asked whether she wants something to eat. Liz the bearded dragon, who lives with owner Shannen Hussein, 21, on her hobby farm in Melbourne, is the star of a recent video taken at mealtime. Shannen can be heard asking Liz: 'Are you hungry?' to which the reptile responds with a definite nod of her scaly head. Liz the bearded dragon responds to her owner when asked 'Are you hungry?' The reptile nods her head after hearing her owner Shannen Hussein speaking to her . 'Are you hungry Lizzie?' Shannen asks again, which sees Liz nod her head in agreement once again. The bearded dragon is then rewarded for her conversational skills with a superworm treat, which she 'absolutely loves'. According to Shannen Liz will do 'anything for one' of the little larvae. This cheeky reptile isn't the only one of Shannen's pets who is an online superstar, her pet lamb Winter has also recently shot to internet fame. The bearded dragon is then rewarded for her conversational skills with a superworm treat . Liz 'absolutely loves' the little larvae and will do anything to get one, according to Shannen . The sheep stars in a number of Vine videos jumping on the bed, running through hallways, pushing over chairs and wrestling with other pets . Other pets that Shannen cares for include two cats called Moey and Leo, two birds called Kyah and Jerry, a snake, and a number of ducklings. Turtles, a llama and what appears to be an emu also live on the hobby farm and regularly appear on the young woman's popular social media channels. The reptile sits back looking very satisfied after her meal .
target: Liz the bearded dragon appears to understand the English language .
  The cheeky reptile nods when asked 'Are you hungry?' by her owner .
  Shannen Hussein has a number of pets on her hobby farm in Melbourne .