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Green iguanas are large lizards found in rainforests from Mexico to Brazil. They can grow up to 6 feet long including their tail and weigh up to 8 pounds. They have thick scaly skin, claws, and spikes on their back. Iguanas are omnivores that eat plants, insects, and small animals. They live in trees and spend most of their time in the rainforest canopy where they are well camouflaged.
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- 1. Green Iguana One of the Longest Reptiles By: JL
- 4. Its tail is twice the size of its head.
- 5. It is one meter tall.
- 6. They weigh 8 pounds
- 7. In mating season they change color
- 8. It has a bright green scalybody with black stripes on its tail.
- 9. They can be between four and six feet long (including the tail)
- 10. Long fingers and clawsPhysical Features
- 13. lower regions, where temperatures are warm
- 14. Iguanas spend most of their time in the rain forest canopy
- 15. they blend in very nicely with their surroundings
- 17. The climate of south Florida is perfect
- 19. predator Hawk human Predator and Prey prey squirrel Bird Mouse Insects
- 21. Iguanas live on two of the levels
- 22. Their landform is mostly all treesLandform
- 23. The female digs a tunnel in the ground They don’t get taken care of when they are babies Female iguanas have 17-76 eggs The record is 19 years in captivity Reproduction
- 24. physiological It smells and tastes with it’s tongue It has a third eye to see shadows of predators It can sleep under water for more than an hour It has no internal temperature control It stores fat under it’s neck and jaw
- 25. Physical Adaptation It has thick skin to keep moisture in They can run and swim fast They can loose their tail when they are caught Their tail grows back when caught Long claws to help grab things. Long tails snap as a defense Green color helps it camouflage
- 26. Behavioral Adaptations lies in the sun to warm it’s body temperature stays in the canopy to be safe from predators it uses camouflage to hide in the trees it has a dewlap to make it look it bigger Iguanas stare at your eyes to determine how to behave When they are relaxed they lay down, blink, and lick
- 27. It’s nickname is called chicken of the tree It can fall forty to fifty feet without getting hurt It communicates by hissing They can dive forty to fifty feet in the water They can lose a tail and grow one smaller They stop eating when they start to shed Fun facts