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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Jango-Cohen, Judith.
Lets look at iguanas / by Judith Jango-Cohen.
p. cm. (Lightning Bolt BooksTMAnimal close-ups)
Includes index.
ISBN 978-0-7613-3888-8 (lib. bdg. : alk. paper)
1. Desert iguanaJuvenile literature. I. Title.
QL666.L25J36 2010
597.95421754dc22 2008051857
Manufactured in the United States of America
1 2 3 4 5 6 BP 15 14 13 12 11 10
that bumpy skin! Is this
a dinosaur?
animal is
an iguana.
Iguanas are
reptiles.
stubby legslike this
iguana. Other reptiles, like
snakes, have no legs at all.
Scales are hard like your nails.
They help hold in water.
and other reptiles.
live in dry places. They can
live in hot places too. Where
do iguanas live?
homes for some iguanas.
the sea. Other iguanas
live in rain forests.
Desertiguanasliveinthehotanddrydesert.
of the southwestern United
States and northern Mexico.
shade in the hot afternoon.
What do desert iguanas do?
in the hot afternoon.
Iguanas are ectotherms.
Ectotherms cannot make their
own body heat. Their body
heat changes to match the
warmth or cold around them.
warm rock in the sun.
off in the shade.
too hot. Then it climbs into a
shady bush to cool off.
climb. The claws of an iguana
are sharp. They grip the bark.
allow it to easily hold
onto branches.
Aniguanafindsfoodinthebushes.
fruits, and flowers.
mouthful of cactus!
basks in its territory.
very own place. An
iguana keeps other iguanas
out of its territory.
eye out for other
animals in its territory.
to see in its territory. The
iguanas skin blends in with
the stones, sand, and trees.
with their background are
camouflaged.
camouflaged iguana
hiding here?
hide from predators. Predators
are animals that hunt and
eat other animals.
hunt and eat
iguanas.
predators with its claws.
Itcanalsoflickitstaillikeawhip.
not want to fight. But what
if a predator grabs the
iguana by the tail?
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