🦎 Common Iguana

Sprawling clawed prints with a long whip-tail drag through sand or dust.

2–4 in. Five splayed toes with long claws. Alternating left-right sprawl. Sinuous tail drag between prints. Often near seawalls and canal banks.

Tropical shoreline, canals, parks, trees over water. Florida (introduced), Central and South America.

Diurnal

Leaves, flowers, fruit

Cold snaps in Florida make iguanas go stiff and fall out of trees — they usually recover.