The Green Iguana

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Green Iguana
By Charmaine
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Pictures
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A Diagram of a Green Iguana
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What is their biome? Where do they live

• Iguanas live in tropical rainforest areas, in
  areas near water such as rivers and streams.
• Green iguanas are found naturally in southern
  Mexico, Central America, and most of South
  America

• The tropical forest of Central and south.

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Food Web
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What Do They Eat? What is Their niche?

• A iguanas niche is a prey, predator, and
  omnivores.
• Iguanas eat plant material as well as the
  occasional juicy mealworms or wax worms.

• Sometimes green iguanas (especially young ones)
  will eat eggs, insects, and small vertebrates.

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6 Interesting facts

• Iguanas are also called Bamboo Chicken.
• The green iguana is a reptile found throughout
  Central and south America.
• Green iguanas can way up to 40 pounds and they
  can grow up to 6 to 7 feet long.

• Some iguanas enjoy living in trees, such as the
  green iguanas of the Central and south America.
• The male iguanas often have the brightest colors.
• They have a great sense of smelling and hearing.

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Green iguanas predators/enemies

• A iguana is a prey because other animals eats
  them too. They are predators because they eat
  animals. E.g. mealworms or wax worms. They are
  omnivores because they eat both meat and plants.

• The coloring of the skin helps camouflage the
  green iguana, which means that they blend easily
  to their surroundings to protect itself from
  their predators. Green iguanas are easily
  protected. The protection to reproduction is
  mainly by camouflaging.

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Credits

• Made and produced by Charmaine
• Illustrated by Charmaine
• Edited by Charmaine Lynette
• Written by Charmaine
• Scenery by Charmaine
• This is dedicated to my family, Lynette,
  Jeidilyn, and Ashley C.

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I would like to thank..

• I would like to thank Mr. Lupu for giving us this
  project to do and for teaching us things about
  science. Thank you for giving me time to finish
  my project after, lunch hours, and during school.
• I would like to thank my friends that helped me
  find some information for the green iguana. (I
  cant name them because I have a lot of them and
  I might miss some)

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Thanks for reading my project. Sorry I have to
end it here. Well you could re-read it again! Bye!
The End!