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green iguana (Iguana iguana) is consumed throughout Central
America. It is already subject to heavy commercialization and
its populations are plummeting. This is not likely to change: as
human population increases, so does demand for iguana meat and
eggs as well as for live iguanas, thousands of which are kept as
house pets. n Because of its herbivorous diet, inoffensive
nature, and high r