Iguana

Nearly all iguanas are found in the New World. Most of the larger members of this family are...

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Size: 3 1/2 inches high (8 inches long)

Nearly all iguanas are found in the New World. Most of the larger members of this family are arboreal, though some live on the ground and a few species are marine. The common iguana, which can reach as much as six feet in length, largely eats tender leaves and fruits, but will readily eat small birds and mammals.

Size: 3 1/2 inches high (8 inches long)

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