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Wow that iguana sure is massive! Nice shot

What a beautiful reptile and picture! Let them free!!

Great photo! Unfortunately there are a lot of animals kept as pet that really shouldn't, take fishes as an example :(

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You are so right Amy! People should know what they are doing when they buy these animals!  If they're not native to your area, they can become invasive!  We have a problem with Burmese pythons.  They are eating all of the natural wildlife...impossible to get under control!

Hi dear! When I go to the vanilla park, I took many pictures for different animals, and I took for iguana also in different sizes, really it’s amazing.

I saw an iguana today morning and fortunately i could take a photo also. 

A month ago i read about iguanas in Florida. Population is growing maybe because they have  escaped or maybe because their owners have freed them.
Whatever the reason they have been reproducing on an environment where  predators doesn't exist at all, and they can reach a dangerous number for ecosystem in a no so far future.
The article also mention a curious phenomenon: "Rain of Iguanas" , that can be also the only barrier for this animal. 
When the temperature goes down the iguanas just don't move, they freeze, and when that happens they get gray, lost the grip ability and literally you can see them fall from trees.
The iguanas do not die, but stay on floor till get warmer again (like if they come back to life) 

In some countries where iguanas are native people eat them.  If the number of  iguanas increase dramatically in the next few years, i will see @amy-goodrich showing us on steemit a delicious iguana for dinner  hahahahah

Question!
How close was you when you did take the photo?
Looks like if the animal is getting in defense position.