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C. nubila nubila
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A population of this Iguana was introduced to this place in the 70's. They are indeed wild but without the museum grounds, it is unclear if this particular iguana could survive for long away from the ocean habitat of the Sonoran desert.
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Focusing on the huge lizard on the left (although I'm also curious about the smaller lizard). Found on the island of St. Martin. Long tail! Enjoying the sunshine. Hard to tell, but it appears that his tail has a few darker gray stripes. Appears gray in color overall.
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Focusing on the huge lizard on the left (although I'm also curious about the smaller lizard). Found on the island of St. Martin. Long tail! Enjoying the sunshine. Hard to tell, but it appears that his tail has a few darker gray stripes. Appears gray in color overall.
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Focusing on the huge lizard on the left (although I'm also curious about the smaller lizard). Found on the island of St. Martin. Long tail! Enjoying the sunshine. Hard to tell, but it appears that his tail has a few darker gray stripes. Appears gray in color overall.
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Focusing on the huge lizard on the left (although I'm also curious about the smaller lizard). Found on the island of St. Martin. Long tail! Enjoying the sunshine. Hard to tell, but it appears that his tail has a few darker gray stripes. Appears gray in color overall.
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They look like rocks!
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