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Flickr group: pic of the day – Iguana Apr 2 2008

The iguana is a genus of lizard from the family Iguanidae. It is mostly found in Central and South America, as well as the Galapagos Islands, some Caribbean islands, Fiji and Madagascar.

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Tags: communication, diet, iguana, lizard, madagascar, north america, reptile, sight, vision

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Travels with an iguana Jul 27 2007

By Pierre Minnie, field crew

My guide pulled me back to look at the beautiful iguana I had walked past without seeing. It was a perfectly camouflaged Guichenot dwarf iguana. The creature was motionless and hanging on a moss-covered branch, obviously confident that it was well disguised.

I am currently in South America and have been sent to North Eastern Ecuador to evaluate the potential to film here for Earth-Touch.

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Tags: branch, camouflage, cuyabeno reserve, ecuador, footage, guichenot dwarf iguana, iguana, plant, reptile, south america

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