This was not the first time he'd seen a Green Iguana, so he recognized it almost instantly as a hatchling, only a few months old.
The last time he'd seen a Green Iguana was just last month. He and Andre had been wandering around near Panama City when they spotted a number of the big creatures sunbathing motionless on the riverbank in broad daylight.
They were brown, tan, pale yellow, and even light blue—basically every color but vibrant green.
They were massive, averaging over a meter in length. Their bodies were covered in folds of skin, and the spines on their backs rose high like a skeletal frame. The sight alone was intimidating.
He didn't have an encyclopedia of reptiles and knew nothing about the Green Iguana, a creature unique to Central and South America. What he did know, he'd learned from a local guide.
