Lizards to the rescue and misconception about iguanas

Posted by cwatbay on April 28, 2000 at 10:13:29:

Article from San Francisco. Also shows how little so called " scientists" or city officials know of reptiles. By the way the conservatory is right across the lawn from the California Academy of Science - Duh! which has several species of reptiles on display. CW

• Lizards to the rescue

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