About the Cuban Rock Iguana
The Cuban Rock Iguana is a large, heavy-bodied lizard known for its powerful build, thick tail, and rugged appearance. Its coloration ranges from gray and brown to reddish tones.
Habitat
In the wild, Cuban Rock Iguanas inhabit rocky coastal areas, dry forests, scrublands, and limestone outcrops.
Diet
Primarily herbivorous but may occasionally consume insects or carrion.
Interesting Facts
- Cuban Rock Iguanas are among the largest lizards native to the Caribbean
- They are primarily herbivorous but may occasionally consume insects or carrion
- Their thick tail is used for balance, defense, and communication
- They can live 50-70 years with proper care
- Hatchlings are more brightly patterned than adults
Why This Animal Matters
Cuban Rock Iguanas are classified as vulnerable, with populations threatened by habitat destruction, invasive predators, and human development.
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