history: I think iguanas are so strang looking. They have rough skin and large eyes
knowledge: The two species of lizard within the genus ''Iguana'' possess a dewlap, a row of spines running down their backs to their tails, and a tiny ''third eye'' on their heads.
response: Yeah, did you know that there are two lizars speacies in the Iguana genus and both have a "Third Eye" ?
history: I think iguanas are so strang looking. They have rough skin and large eyes
Yeah, did you know that there are two lizars speacies in the Iguana genus and both have a "Third Eye" ?
I did not know about the third eye of iguanas. That is so weird!
knowledge: It is native to Central, South America, and the Caribbean.
response: Yes. Did you know that they are native to South and central america, as well as the caribbean?
history: I think iguanas are so strang looking. They have rough skin and large eyes
Yeah, did you know that there are two lizars speacies in the Iguana genus and both have a "Third Eye" ?
I did not know about the third eye of iguanas. That is so weird!
Yes. Did you know that they are native to South and central america, as well as the caribbean?
I did not know that. 	I have seen several of iguana that were being kept as pets. They seem to just sit there all day.
knowledge: They can live to be 20 years old.
response: Interesting. Did you know that they can live up to 20 years?
history: I think iguanas are so strang looking. They have rough skin and large eyes
Yeah, did you know that there are two lizars speacies in the Iguana genus and both have a "Third Eye" ?
I did not know about the third eye of iguanas. That is so weird!
Yes. Did you know that they are native to South and central america, as well as the caribbean?
I did not know that. 	I have seen several of iguana that were being kept as pets. They seem to just sit there all day.
Interesting. Did you know that they can live up to 20 years?
Wow, that is so much better than the life expectancy of a hamster!
knowledge: More often than not, diet, lighting, and other housing conditions for green iguana are inadequate (in a major way) causing 70% of green iguanas in captivity to die within their first year of life.
response: Most of the time though the diet and lighting and other conditions for iguanas in captivity are inadequate and they die within the first year :-(