Re: Jumping

Posted by Harry's Dad on January 24, 2001 at 15:31:59:

In Reply to: Any Similar Experiences? posted by John on January 24, 2001 at 09:26:21:

Here's some information, wild iguanas jump out of trees from 25 to 30 feet, hit the ground and take off without breaking bones. I highly doubt that your friend's iguana jumped anywhere close to that height. I still get a feeling (call it a 7th sense)that your friend's, iguana's Calcium level is low. I may be wrong....but something is telling me, it's got to do with Calcuim.
HD

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: Here's some information, wild iguanas jump out of trees from 25 to 30 feet, hit the ground and take off without breaking bones. I highly doubt that your friend's iguana jumped anywhere close to that height. I still get a feeling (call it a 7th sense)that your friend's, iguana's Calcium level is low. I may be wrong....but something is telling me, it's got to do with Calcuim. : HD

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