Re: Iguana pictures from St. Thomas

Posted by Tmom on June 29, 2002 at 21:41:56:

In Reply to: Iguana pictures from St. Thomas posted by greg schroeder on June 29, 2002 at 21:24:00:

these guys def. look like a subspecies of iguana. I wonder... Wouldn't it be really interesting to compare the visual differences between the iguana's of different regions?

obviously locale has caused them to develop certain adaptations, whether in this case they're darker around the eyes to act like the black grease ball-players put under their eyes, and the markings cheetahs have on their face to deflect sunlight from vision, or what. Wow, this is just really wild and interesting! ^.^

thanks for sharing!!! =D

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: these guys def. look like a subspecies of iguana. I wonder... Wouldn't it be really interesting to compare the visual differences between the iguana's of different regions? : obviously locale has caused them to develop certain adaptations, whether in this case they're darker around the eyes to act like the black grease ball-players put under their eyes, and the markings cheetahs have on their face to deflect sunlight from vision, or what. Wow, this is just really wild and interesting! ^.^ : : thanks for sharing!!! =D

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