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1How hard do iguanas bite?
Iguanas bite people and pets in self-defense. They will stand up on their front legs, lean forward to determine the distance, and bob their head to make them selves appear larger when assessing a situation.
2How painful are iguana bites?
In addition to their teeth, you should also watch out for their long tail, which can be very sharp when whipped against your skin. In addition, iguanas have swollen claws.
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3Can iguanas break human bones?
4What happens if a iguana bites you?
5Can iguanas break your arm?
6Are iguanas violent?
7Is iguana saliva poisonous?
8Are iguana nails sharp?
9Can iguana break a leg?
10Can iguanas love humans?
Others believe that their cold-blooded dependents only tolerate them when they have to and would prefer to be left alone. You will know which reptiles are more social and which are not as keen on having a human as a best friend by careful observation and handling them.
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11Do iguanas remember you?
12Do iguanas have feelings?
13Do iguanas have sharp teeth?
If caught, they can also detach their tails and will grow another without permanent damage.
14What are iguanas afraid of?
15Do iguanas have 3 eyes?
It appears that it is a pale scale and can’t distinguish shapes or colors, but it does have a tendency to see light and movement, aiding iguanas in identifying predatory birds from above.
