Maybe it was the dinosaur thing as a kid but iguanas have always seemed as close to dinosaurs as one can get. I found a 3 foot long iguana in a shopping center parking lot about 15 years ago and kept it for a few years until it outgrew its 60 gallon aquarium. Cool to look at but messy.
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A really cool shot of this critter, David. I can understand why you chopped the tail. It would be awful small if you included it out to the very tip. I like the pose-is that a display witht he dew lap hanging down or just normal?
Looks like the local neighborhood committee passing judgement on the tourists.
