iguana

Definitions

Examples

• The species was named after a green pet iguana, Feiruz, who the study described as the “muse and lifelong friend” of Catherine Thomson, a Michigan resident who financially supports biodiversity and conservation research.

• Neither pythons nor green iguanas made the Sunshine State their home until we brought them there as pets.

• The team was looking for Liolaemus lizards, also known as tree iguanas, and found them as the researchers climbed above 5,000 meters.

• It’s like an iguana, a reptile that stays streamlined in the water by tucking its front legs under its belly when it swims.

• Williams would have only one more commercial success, Night of the Iguana in 1961, after his partnership with Kazan ended.

• Mid-90s Gallic nuclear testing is blamed for mutating a native iguana species of Tahiti.

• Outside the CNN Grill, a lone iguana even found time for sunbathing.

• Again and again the snake bites the iguana, and as often the latter has recourse to the counteracting influences of the antidote.

• Certain reptiles are used as food by people of other nationalities, the Iguana, a Mexican lizard, being an example.

• “This we call an iguana,” said the hermit as he piled a number of heavy stones on the carcase to preserve it from other animals.

• Although Iguana iguana rhinolopha is arboreal, it lives in trees along rivers, into which it plunges upon being disturbed.

• The iguana, as this lizard is called locally, seems to be uncommon in the forested areas of southern El Petn.