Iguanas have a unique third eye, known as a parietal eye, at the top of their head. It can't see images like a regular eye; instead, it detects predators, changes in sunlight and movement. Iguanas are cold-blooded lizards that bask in the sunlight to regulate their bodies to the right temperature. The iguana posters on our site show a variety of amazing portraits and scenes featuring this fascinating lizard.
Iguanas have a unique third eye, known as a parietal eye, at the top of their head. It can't see images like a regular eye; instead, it detects predators, changes in sunlight and movement. Iguanas are cold-blooded lizards that bask in the sunlight to regulate their bodies to the right temperature. The iguana posters on our site show a variety of amazing portraits and scenes featuring this fascinating lizard.
