Green iguanas are reptiles found in Central and South America.
This iguana lives in trees, but it is also a good swimmer. It uses its razor-sharp teeth and long claws to defend itself when attacked. It can also use its tail as a whip.
The female green iguana lays eggs in a hole in the ground. Here, the eggs take three months to hatch. The young iguanas eat a greater variety of food than the adults. They feed on insects, fruits, flowers, and leaves.
Most green iguanas have green skin, which provides camouflage in the understory.
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how do you know if its a male iguana or a female
if it is a male it will have a massive cock in the general crotch area. if it is female it will smell like fish.
Female Iguana’s have large breasts. Male’s have attitude problems.
ummmm i got a green iguana and it has a HUGE cock he is my sex buddy i suck it he sucks it he gets it up the ass!
mmm all you guys are sick and dumb especially the fag above me!!! (not against gays)…anyways you can tell if there a female if they have inner dots in between the thighs males have them too but they are smaller dots….males also have a double pouch below there jaw and females only have one connecting down to there chest!