In the recent past, villagers near the Temple of St. East Forest in the Sanctuary of Norte have discovered that a large tree on the hill is crawling with a large man, with sharp teeth and claws in his nails, and that a large lizard is nothing but a small dinosaur.
According to Liu, the villagers of Sanctuary said that the guy looked exactly like a dinosaur, but he was not big. He doesn't even know what it is. You found it on the trees of the East Forest Temple.
The villagers, Liu, said that they often watched television, usually cared about wildlife conservation, and understood the avoidance of invasive alien species.
When the large lizard, which was 90 cm long, was found, he managed to get it back from the tree and was ready for identification and treatment.
Villagers have been working between the mountains for many years and feel that this is not a native lizard. Because the original little lizard is only 20 centimetres long, it's too different from the big one.
I'm afraid the lizard is starving and the villagers of Lau are looking for pork for good.
As a result of a search by journalists, it is known that this is an American green iguana, which is the largest of all species and can grow to about 2 metres and weigh 8 kg in South America.
The adult male green iguanas have a well-developed and seemingly ugly pelvis under their necks, but they are timid and timid animals that eat mainly leaves of trees, buds, flowers and fruits, and are “vegetarians”. Liu wants to find a suitable home for this green iguana, fearing that it will starve on this hill.
The journalist helped the villagers get the guy to Chongqing Zoo, where the green iguana was admitted. Mr. Wu, an amphibious reptile worker, described the green iguana as a non-native native species, possibly a pet of another person who could not manage to escape and hide in the mountains.
Such animals were included in the World Conservation Union Red List of Endangered Species and the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, which did not allow for farming and could not be released at will. After all, they were alien species, and the villagers ' practices of Liu were commendable.
Mr. Woo also described the region where the green iguanas of the Americas live as a humid tropical rainforest and where they nest only in trees, which is also inappropriate as a pet.
Because adult green iguanas grow up to 1.5-2 metres, ordinary families lack the corresponding premises and the associated recipes, winter care, etc. require professional competence.
And their zoo can guarantee a normal life for the iguana, warms it up in the winter, and the cages that amphibians can provide.
Fortunately, this green iguana goes to the zoo, is in the care of a professional and will not starve.