इगुआना
iguana
An iguana is a type of lizard that is often green and can be found in warm places like Central and South America.
You say 'iguana' like this: ig-WAN-uh.
The word 'iguana' comes from the Taino language, which was spoken by the native people of the Caribbean.
The word 'iguana' in Kannada is 'ಇಗ್ವಾನಾ' (Igvānā).
Have you ever seen an iguana? These amazing lizards are like little green dragons! They love to bask in the sun, stretching out their long bodies on branches.
Iguanas have sharp claws that help them climb trees and a long tail that can whip around if they feel scared. Did you know they can change color? When they’re happy, they might turn a bright green!
Iguanas are herbivores, munching on leaves and flowers. So, if you ever spot one, remember to be quiet and watch from afar. They’re fascinating creatures, just like the stories we love to read!