Iguana

Super Iguana Iguana is a reptile. Iguana lives in emergent layer and in rainforest. Iguana has some round thing in the chin. I think they need to breath. They can eat insects. Their enemies are snakes and people. They adapted well with small eyes, good ears. Their nose is well adapted to smell for good food. Iguana like heat, so they often sit on rocks, sunning themselves. In cooler months, they dig holes in the ground and hibernate. The desert iguana lives in northern Mexico and the southwestern United States. Iguana can climb high into the canopy, but even there they are not safe. Tree-dwelling snakes can attack them in the branches of the rain forest trees.

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References: An Encyclopedia of Animals Written and Illustrain By: Elizabeth Massie,

Encyclopedia Of A Rain Forest Written and Illustrain By: Carol Hosking