I live on a private airport and found this guy relaxing on our runway last evening. One neighbor is a herpetologist and was thrilled to relocate this chamelion to his back yard!
Found this master of disguise.
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Does that mean it's going to rain?
Nope, a few years ago Florida had a snap freeze.
They call them gallina de palo and pollo de árbol in Costa Rica. Iguana is on the menu and I have eaten those tree chickens many times.Iguana doesn't taste exactly like chicken.
It's all in the sauce, I hear.
Seriously, how is it prepped / served?
Seriously, how is it prepped / served?
You wanna go there? It's pretty dark - the topic not the meat. Grilled tails with beans. Skin on is common. Also iguana curry and iguana gumbo. Head off is a must.
I'd try the gumbo. Grilled tails sound simple enough to be wholesome.
You went to see a herpetologist for an Rx for Valtrex?
The doctor didn't seem any different! His name was Dr. Curtis Connors.
Thank you, Taildragger. While I despise the heat and humidity of Florida, my visits to my daughter/grand daughters are always filled with awe, visiting the numerous springs/rivers with different plant and animal life.
They live only a few miles away from the private airport shared by John Travolta.
They live only a few miles away from the private airport shared by John Travolta.
They're smart enough not to move to Nola.
More than ever I'm convinced the Prime Mover (can't be mentioned here) put some of his creations on earth only for our amusement.
The platypus is a good example, I think. Maybe the wobbegong.More than ever I'm convinced the Prime Mover (can't be mentioned here) put some of his creations on earth only for our amusement.
More than ever I'm convinced the Prime Mover (can't be mentioned here) put some of his creations on earth only for our amusement.
