iguana

An iguana slithered across the path.

The iguana basked in the sun on the rock.

The iguana changed its color to blend in with its surroundings.

I spotted an iguana climbing up the tree.

The iguana flicked its tongue to sense the environment.

An iguana shedding its skin is a natural process.

The iguana's tail is long and powerful.

Iguanas are often found in tropical regions.

The iguana's scales provide protection from predators.

Iguanas are known for their excellent climbing abilities.

The iguana's eyes have a distinctive shape and color.

Beautiful animal and not your normal iguana.

They're the only iguanas that can swim and forage underwater!

So this is actually jolly green, he's a rescue iguana.

Marine iguanas lay their eggs in sand.

On flat ground, a baby iguana can outrun a racer snake.

The iguana jumped into the water and swam away.

Iguanas are not an ingredient on Australia's longest ever continuous pizza.

Now we're going to write the letter 'I', as in 'Iguana'.

Their ancestors were more like the marine iguanas living on the Galapagos Islands today.

Although marine iguanas are expert swimmers, they can't cross open oceans.