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a tiny dragon with a third eye, a tail-whip, and zero interest in your opinion
means A large, mostly herbivorous tropical lizard native to the Americas, known for its scaly crest, long whip-like tail, and a light-sensitive 'third eye' atop its head.
from From Spanish 'iguana,' which the Spanish borrowed from 'iwana,' the word used by the Taíno people of the Caribbean for the creature. So the name traveled almost intact: from Arawakan tongues of the islands, into the mouths of Spanish colonists, and onward into English in the 17th century — one of the many words the New World handed the Old.
third eyeparietal eye on skull detects light and shadow
frozen fallscold-stunned iguanas drop from Florida trees, then revive
tail trickcan detach and regrow its tail to escape
sea swimmersmarine iguanas dive and graze on underwater algae
sneeze saltthey expel excess salt through specialized nasal glands