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Iguanas, particularly the green iguana, can turn blue due to a variety of factors, including stress, temperature changes, or certain environmental conditions. In some cases, this color change is more pronounced in males during the breeding season as a display to attract females or assert dominance. Additionally, blue coloration can be a result of genetics, particularly in specific captive-bred morphs. Overall, the change is often temporary and linked to the iguana's emotional or physical state.

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