A couple years ago, we spent our Christmas in a very non traditional manner. Seeing that everyone had alternative plans and we would be home alone anyway, Vincent and I decided to join a couple friends and spend Christmas in Cozumel. Needless to say we had a wonderful time. It was by far one of the most relaxing vacations I have ever had.
While there I snapped these photos of the local Iguanas. They seem to be everywhere and came in an assortment of colors. I thought they would be a fine addition to this weeks ABC Wednesday where the letter of the week is I. Enjoy.
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We had an iguana named Bob for 9 years. She was a very unusual pet and I didn't expect to be so fond of her. They are so "aware" of their surroundings. I had friends who would not come inside the house unless Bob was in her cage...fear. And she seemed to know that and rattle things about to test them and their fears. Funny animal. These are lovely pictures.
They are an amazing creature, aren't they? Thanks for sharing these photos.
Mary
I love these beasts! My son used to have one...and he was sooo cool!
Thanks for sharing the awesome photo's Janie! :)
When I was a kid I wanted an Iguana SOOOOOO bad. My mom said no. I am gld she did but I still kinda want one.
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Fantastic! There have been a few featured in this week's ABC Wednesday - so nice to see them in their natural habitat rather than as a captive pet!
Thanks
Denise
ABC Team
they are such cool looking animals :) and can make great pets (just wish more people realized how big they can get before getting one)
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PERFECT for ABC Wednesdays!
Wow, gorgeous iguanas! We had an iguana for several years, named Veggie. Fascinating and beautiful animals.
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