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Posted by PHFaust on January 19, 2003 at 10:53:08:
In Reply to: so two iguanas are walking in the rainforest.... posted by Glacius on January 18, 2003 at 12:58:01:
The biggest difference between in the wild and in captivity is space. They can display and walk away more than say 10 feet. They can walk away til they pass out, so that is probably why there are more breeding season aggression in captives. Basically the same reason it is better to feed prekilled rodents to reptiles. If they are not hungry in the wild they can walk away but in captivity they can not.
Cindy
:...they're both male and it is breeding season. they get into a scuffle, now what happens?
:in the wild do they fight to the death?
:does one lizard get the crap kicked out of him and reads Playlizard until next year?
:does the loser go home, form a new plan, come back the next day terminator style, kill the bad guy, and get the girl(s)?
:i'm just curious how they handle this stuff in the wild.
