While the Jacobson’s or vomeronasal organ is largely responsible for sensory perception, it also performs other functions. It does, however, assist bearded dragons in identifying pheromones generated by other bearded dragons. Thus, Jacobson’s organ very certainly serves a critical role in ensuring that only eligible beardies connect, particularly during mating season. As a consequence of this comparison, one may easily assume that Jacobson’s organ helps bearded dragon reproduction. After all, the vomeronasal organ assures the continuation of the horrible “beardie tradition!” by assisting them in selecting a good spouse.