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Desert iguanas do not freeze in the way some animals might when threatened. Instead, they rely on their ability to blend into their surroundings and remain still, which can help them avoid detection by predators. When threatened, they may also display defensive behaviors such as puffing up their bodies or making quick escapes. However, if temperatures drop significantly, they can become lethargic due to their cold-blooded nature, but this is not a response to being threatened.

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