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Page 1: Iguanas in the Rainforest

Iguanas in the RainforestTom

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IntroductionThe rainforest is very important because it has medicine and it gives us some foods like oranges, vanilla, and chocolate. I like the rainforest. There are four layers in the rainforest. They can be found in Asia, South America, Central America, Africa and the Pacific Islands.

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Forest Floor and Understory

The forest floor is filled with all types of animals. The understory has a lot of animals such as birds and jaguars.

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Canopy and Emergent LayerThe

canopy is home of birds and much more. The emergent layer is the highest point in the rainforest.

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AppearanceIguanas are pretty big animals. They are usually green. They also have dark colored bands on their bodies. Some of them even have pretty pattered skin.

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Products and Supplies We get

lots of products from the rainforest like wood, coconuts, and my favorite ones, cocoa and vanilla also oranges.

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HabitatIguanas

mostly live in South West USA, Mexico, Central America, The West Indies and South America. They also live in the canopy.

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DietIguanas

mostly eat fruits, vegetables, leaves, insects, and rodents.

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Predators and PreyIguanas are endangered. They are on the endangered list of animals. They like to prey on rodents. Their predators are wild dogs and humans.

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Adaptations These are

the things they need to survive. food, camouflage, burrows, and very, very sharp teeth.

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Interesting Facts

Iguanas are diurnal. They live in underground burrows. They lay out in the sun because they are cold blooded. They have cool camouflage. They live in the canopy.