Costa Rica Iguanas
Green Iguana’s Breeding Pond:
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The population of green iguana has fallen to a point where they are now an endangered species. Hunting practices are part of the reasons for a decline in Central America; they have been hunted for their meat and eggs in the country for centuries. Iguanas are such a common food that they are locally known as the Tree’s chicken. Knowing this at Turu Ba Ri Park we decided to create a green iguana’s breeding pond. Today, we have released about 200 iguanas and more then 2,000 wander freely around the property!
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Come and visit it and learn about these little dinosaurs their breeding process and help us keep doing this.
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