Desert Iguana

The desert iguana is a blunt, medium sized lizard which grows to 24 in 61 including the tail.

^{It can live in the burrows or in the burrows of the mountains and it can live on 3000ft,}

^{on the top of mountains.}

^{the Desert Iguana is eating bunds, fruits, and leaves of many annual and perennial plants.}

The tail makes up 3-4 of the iguana's length, it's very long tail!!

The Desert Iguana can stand on high tempretures, remaining to 46C  (115F).

They put from 3 to 8 egges every summer.

it can live from 8 to 10 years.

southeastern California, southern Nevada, southwestern Utah, and western and south-central Arizona in the United States. The Mexican distribution includes eastern and southern Baja California, northwestern Mexico, and some  Gulf of California and islands. The range of desert iguana is largely contained within the big range.

The Desert Iguana can lose his tail, and dropping it's tail to be safe then with time will it get a new one.

 

some information about Desert Iguana.

 

There are 100,000 adults at North America.

Some destruction of habitat is occurring with residential and commercial development of land.

 

You will maybe see it cross the desert roads when you travel.