The Jamaican rock iguana, a critically endangered species, is making a comeback. Credit Robin Moore
We love comeback stories! Here is a great one from an island country that was featured in these pages much more last year, and we miss hearing about the place:
Jamaican Rock Iguanas Get a Shot at a New Home in the Wild
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Meet the Jamaican rock iguana. Its scaly body stretches around two feet long, tail not included. Slate blue spikes stick up along its spine, and a saggy sac of loose skin wraps around its head like a hoodless cowl. When cornered, it strikes with its front claws — one reportedly ripped an eye from a dog. Continue reading
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