2.7K views · 107 reactions | There's some new residents in Reptile Tropics... 年 Introducing Bob and Marley, our pair of Lesser Antillean iguanas!  Classified as Critically Endangered, these iguanas are only found in the wild on a select few Caribbean islands. Our male and female are part of the European Endangered Species breeding programme (EEP), to hopefully contribute towards tackling the decreasing population trend. | Paignton Zoo | Facebook

74K views · 1.4K reactions | Iguanas might look chill sunning themselves on the sidewalk… but don’t be fooled. These invasive lizards are breeding machines. One female can lay up to 80 eggs a year—and with Florida’s warm climate and no natural predators, they’re taking over fast. Their population boom is destroying Florida's native ecosystem. | Python Cowboy Hunts | Facebook