Iguanas

There cannot be antonyms for nouns. The opposite of an iguana, for instance, does not exist. One could theorize that the opposite of an iguana could be a fish or a bird (both are not creatures glued to the land), but there is certainly no definitive answer.

It is my understanding that at this time iguanas can not be sold or purchased in Maine. Iguanas that were being kept as pets at the time the law was passed could remain with their owners but could not be sold. I've heard that it is possibe to get a permit to keep iguanas, box turtles, or other prohibited species, but I've also heard it is next to impossible to obtain such a permit.

Iguanas can eat cranberries only in occasion though (about once or twice a week). My green iguana loves cranberries, I use them as treats to train her.

they hit with their tail

they live with their tribe, fight with other tribes, have a king, send the prince to some college in the US to study, while the rest of the tribe suffer from malnutrition.

chico is his name

My green iguana is female I believe.

A snake sticks out its tongue to collect data for its Jacobson's Organ, an organ strategically located in front of the roof of the snake's mouth that functions as a chemical receptor. Each and every time the snake flicks out its forked tongue, it snares chemical particles in the air, which latch onto, or dissolve in, the moisture of the snake's tongue. Once the snake reels in its tongue, it inserts the tips of the forked tongue into the two awaiting openings of the Jacobson's organ where the particles, especially those of animal body odors, are identified, analyzed, and acted upon (if a nearby animal is potential food, or perhaps an enemy). Male snakes also use their tongues as part of a courting ritual, that is, the process by which they figure out if a certain female snake is interested in mating with them. The male snake jerks his body around, snapping his tongue in and out, and if the female ignores him, he knows to keep looking for a suitable partner. If she responds favorably, he's found his mate.

an iguana blends in with its surroundings, so this helps it "hide" from predators

Several species of iguanas are considered endangered, including the Cyclura cornuta (Rhinoceros iguana), Cyclura lewisi (Bahamian rock iguana), and Cyclura nubila (Cuban iguana). Habitat loss, invasive species, and poaching are significant threats to their survival. Conservation efforts are underway to protect these species, focusing on habitat restoration and breeding programs.

the answer is that the scientific name for the iguana is the same its always going to be an iguana because its the same animal witch its a reptile.

60 to 90 days

Any animal can get along with each other as long as you raise then when they are small just like cats and dogs. My boyfriend has a baby green iguana and his little sister just got a rabbit. I never tried putting then together but if I do I wouldn't leave them alone

You should NOT have sand it it's cage. When the reptile eats it will get sand in it's mouth and maybe even kill it.

It depends on how cold it gets at night in your home. If it gets below 62 degrees, then use one of the red bulb heat lights for nighttime in a lesser wattage.

veggies green veggies my iggy poo loves them

Iguana are animals used as pets. They can live between 15 to 20 years. They grow between 5 to 7 feet long.

Yes, yes they do because almost all reptiles have scales especially Iguana's.

pet

its a pyoor instrummint bytheway man. and it is Picasso's fave. instrument. bebe iguana smells of poopys. susie is a fat geek. (no offence to anybody who reads this called bebe iguana or susie.) (does not apply to people just iguanas)

30ft

YES- You will find Skinks (Brown and some with bright blue tails), Anoles, and Large 6ft Monitor Lizards (Green and Brown Bumpy Skin)...

the poem is called the death bed and its by Siegfried Sassoon

Th Iguana's natural habitat is tropical areas of Mexico, Central america, most of the Polynesian islands and the Caribbean.