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SPECIES PROFILE

Green Iguana (Iguana iguana)

Iguana

IUCN STATUS

Least Concern

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Green Iguana (Iguana iguana) — Mexico to southern Brazil

CONSERVATION STATUS

Least Concern

CLASS

Reptilia

GEOGRAPHICAL RANGE

Mexico to southern Brazil

DIET

Herbivorous

HABITAT

Riverside rainforest and mangroves

🔬 Classification

PHYLUM

Chordata

CLASS

Reptilia

ORDER

Squamata

FAMILY

Iguanidae

GENUS

Iguana

📋 Description

SIZE

Up to 1.7 m incl. tail

COLORATION

Green to grey-brown with a spiny crest and banded tail

ADAPTATIONS

Excellent swimmer and climber; drops from trees into water to escape

🌿 Ecology

HABITAT

Riverside rainforest and mangroves

DIET

Herbivorous

GEOGRAPHIC RANGE

Mexico to southern Brazil

REPRODUCTION

Lays 20-70 eggs in sandy burrows

DIET DETAILS

Leaves, flowers and fruit

⚠️ Threats & Conservation

PRIMARY THREATS

Pet trade, hunting for meat

💡 Interesting Facts

1

A strong swimmer, it dives into rivers and can stay submerged for many minutes to escape danger.

2

A third 'eye' on top of its head senses light and helps detect predators from above.

🔭 Sighting Guide

📍 BEST PLACES TO SIGHT

Los Llanos

Orinoco Delta

🗓️ BEST TIME TO SIGHT

Year-round

🎯 SIGHTING TIPS

Scan branches overhanging rivers and lakes at midday; iguanas bask high up and drop into the water if disturbed.

🏨 Where to Stay
📍
Los Llanos, Venezuela
Venezuela
📍
Orinoco Delta, Venezuela
Venezuela
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