Iguana

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Bright-green iguanas laze in tropical treetops, soaking sun to warm their cold blood before munching leaves, flowers and fruit. Their whip-like tails and spiny crests give balance and defence, while dropped seeds turn them into quiet gardeners of the American lowland forests.
Technical factsheet
Type:reptile
Habitat:rainforest
Diet:herbivore
Continents:North America, South America
Size:30–150 cm length
Weight:1–9 kg
Activity:diurnal
Social behavior:solitary
Lifespan:10–20 years
Habitat: The Iguana can be found in Belize, Brazil, Colombia, Costa-rica, El-salvador, Fiji, French-guiana, Guatemala, Guyana, Honduras, Japan, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Puerto-rico, Suriname, Trinidad-and-tobago, Venezuela, Florida-us, Hawaii-us, Dominican-rep, Bahamas