Green iguanas are diurnal, arboreal lizards found in the tropical forests of Central and South America. Their color ranges from green to a reddish brown and can use their tails to deliver painful strikes.
Fast Facts
- The flap under an iguana's chin is called a dewlap which is used in courtships and territorial displays.
- They are agile climbers and can be found basking in the Sun on branches.
- Green iguanas are herbivores and tend to eat fruits, flowers, greens, and other plant material.
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Scientific name |
Iguana iguana |
| Range | Central & South America |
| Conservation status | Least concern |
| Diet | Herbivore |
| Zoo name(s) | Zuko & Kyoshi |
| Zoo location | Education Building |
