I was having a drink on a patio overlooking Charlotte Amalie in St. Thomas when this green iguana ambled by. Beautiful creature. They socially interact with a series of head bobs. Juveniles stay as a group the first year of their lives, and the males in the group use their bodies to protect and shield the females from predators - the only species of reptile known to exhibit such behavior.
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Friday, April 26, 2013
Green Iguana in St. Thomas
I was having a drink on a patio overlooking Charlotte Amalie in St. Thomas when this green iguana ambled by. Beautiful creature. They socially interact with a series of head bobs. Juveniles stay as a group the first year of their lives, and the males in the group use their bodies to protect and shield the females from predators - the only species of reptile known to exhibit such behavior.
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