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Looking mean: Iguanas are naturally camouflaged so they can hide
Looking mean: Iguanas are naturally camouflaged so they can hide

Looking mean: Iguanas are naturally camouflaged so they can hide

Date8/9/1983
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  • Looking mean: Iguanas are naturally camouflaged so they can hide.
  • Looking mean: Iguanas are naturally camouflaged so they can hide
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Original Toronto Star caption: Looking mean: Iguanas are naturally camouflaged so they can hide.
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Photographs
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0013412F
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The day of the Iguana, George, the 5-foot green lizard, returned to his Forest Hill home today-just for a visit
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Darton & Clark
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A natural history of reptiles, serpents, and insects
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Mouth open, he slithers toward his balloon victim, Coiled to strike, the water moccasin suddenly rears back and lets go
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John W. Parker
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The natural history of reptiles and serpents : to which is added an appendix, containing an account of worms, of corals, and of sponges
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Wriggling royalty
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A box of croc. Jim Harrison, an Air Canada employee, gingerly opens a box containing one of two crocodiles that arrived Toronto International Airport (...)
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The fox snake that bit Ricky Collins, 10, in Taylor Creek Park near his home in Scarborough probably will be given to the Riverdale Zoo. Ricky's fathe(...)
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