Green iguana skull

The green iguana is an American green iguana belonging to the family Agamidae in the order Scorpaeniformes of the reptile class. The body of juvenile green iguanas is generally green, and they use it to evade attacks from natural enemies; As one ages, green will gradually fade away and be replaced by colors such as light yellow, light blue, or brown; The main features of green iguanas include comb shaped scales on the back, black circular stripes on the tail, and large and drooping throat fans in adult males. Alternative name: American green iguana. Distributed in tropical rainforest areas from Mexico to Paraguay in Central and South America. Omnivorous animals mainly feed on small insects, eggs, and other animal based foods during their infancy, but when they mature, they will transform into plant-based animals