A Rhinoceros Iguana enjoying the rains 🌧.. The rhinoceros iguana gets it's name from the horn-like structures on the top of the male iguana"s head. This reptile can be found on Haiti and adjacent islands. The rhinoceros iguana's diet includes leaves, seeds, flowers, fruits, as well as small organisms such as small mammals and invertebrates. The rhinoceros iguana is an endangered species. It's population in the wild is threatened by factors including habitat loss and predation from animals such

Meet Titan, our 4-year-old rhinoceros iguana. He’s spiky with horns and skin like armor. As a baby, Titan could fit in the palm of your hand. The blueberry-loving iguana now weighs over 10 pounds and is more than one foot long. Happy Iguana Awareness Day! 🦎 | Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium

Keeper Jake has someone special to introduce you to - Chaos the Rhinoceros Iguana! 🦎 | Australian Reptile Park