Description

Iguana is a type of lizard that lives inthetropical areas of Central America, South America, andtheCaribbean. The first time they are mentioned by the national.Thereare two different species of this type of lizard: green iguanaandiguana Lesser Antilles.
Both species of lizard has a fold of skin under the jaw, a groupofhardened skin that lined the back to tail, and the "third eye"onhis head. This eye called the parietal eye, which looks likeamilestone on its head. In the back of his neck that resemblesasmall adasisik long spikes, and called tuberculate scale.Iguanaalso has large scales round cheeks called subtimpanisheath.
Iguana have good eyesight and can see shapes, shadows, colorandmovement at great distances. Iguana menggunakanmatanya tosteerwading dense forests, to find food. They also use his eyestocommunicate with members of the same species.
They respond to visual stimuli in the form of colors such asorange,yellow, pink, and blue are contained in their foodsubstance.
Ear iguana called tympanum, which is the eardrum iguana and areinthe upper right subtimpani sheathing and behind the eyes. Itispart of the body iguana is very thin and soft, and veryimportantfor the hearing.
They are often difficult to know of its existence because oftheirability to blend with its surroundings. Natural green colorveryhelpful in hiding themselves from predators.
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