Green Iguana

Iguana iguana

The Green Iguana is an introduced species in Florida, invasive and thriving in warm urban and suburban areas. Adults can reach 6 feet in length. Populations explode with their ability to eat almost any vegetation.

Habitat

Introduced: suburban areas, canals, and coastal vegetation in South Florida

Diet

Leaves, flowers, fruits, and soft vegetation

How common

Common

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