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Are iguanas a common sight in Costa Rica?

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Kelly from Tennessee -

Are there many iguanas roaming free in Costa Rica? I have one at home and I am wondering how they actually forage when they are free.

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Comment #1 Geek from Escazu, Costa Rica -

You see more of the brown than green Iguanas in Costa Rica. The brown ones blend in very well.
The iguanas are tasty as well as the igunga eggs. You don't know what you are missing!

Comment #2 COIN-OPERATED-BOY from Philippines -

what! Are iguana egs edible? OMG, i didn't know that until i read that comment. Haha, that was interesting. I havent seen any brown iguanas yet. Yay, that makes me wanna go to Costa Rica more!
Are there any comodo dragons too? Haha

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