What do bearded dragons do most of their life?

Pogonas or bearded dragons, spend a majority of their life behaving like humans, and just standing around. (Bad joke. Sorry. XD). They spend most days sun bathing. Since they are cold-blooded animals, they require warmth from the sun. In captivity, Pogonas will rest under heat lamps for warmth to keep their internal temperature stable. When they are not basking in the sun, they are hunting small insects like crickets and eat vegetation.