Iguana is an English word which means "Iguana". Iguanas are reptiles that live in tropical regions of the earth. Their bodies are long and stout, their heads and necks are round and wide, their tails are long, their scales are hard, and they can crawl and swim quickly. Iguanas are considered to be one of the most primitive and fastest-evolving reptiles, and also one of the important signs of ecosystem stability.

The Cultural Significance of Iguanas

In culture, iguanas usually have meanings related to nature and freedom. Iguana is a state-level reptile in Florida, USA, which embodies the local rich ecological and natural heritage. In the local indigenous culture, iguanas are also regarded as an important animal totem, representing the spirit of life, creativity and freedom. In some Amazon indigenous cultures, iguanas are an important food and medicine resource.

Iguana is a very unique reptile with hard and colorful scales, which has been hunted and watched for hundreds of years. Although iguanas have become a common species in zoos, they are still on the verge of extinction, especially some species in Central and South America and the Caribbean. In terms of protection, various measures must be taken, including protecting its natural habitat, prohibiting illegal hunting and illegal trade, establishing protected areas and raising public awareness.