This webpage is about the Yellow-Throated Agama Iguana.
This odd animal is a mix between the Yellow-Throated-Longclaw,
Agama Lizard and the Desert Iguana butt. It’ tail is 1
½ times longer than it body. It’s legs are very strong
so they are good climbers. Their legs have long claws
that help them climb. Females have brown heads while males
have yellow heads. It is relatively small. It’s about 7 feet
long without the tail (with the tail its 16 1/2 feet long)
and eats the zebras and the young mammals on the Savanna.
They have prides like lions and they hunt together. Its prides
may consist up to 10 to 20 Yellow-Throated Agama Iguana. It
can chase down the many younger animals because of its
speed, power and stealth. It is the top predator. It sometimes gets help
from the Patas Iguaneetah to take the Sidehill Wompa because
the Sidehill Wompa always verbally insults it until it
cries with the help of the Polar Monking. When they go to
fight, Sidehill Wompas and Polar Monkings send only the top
males to challenge their opponents. These fights have never been seen
until
now. The Yellow-Throated Agama Iguana uses its long claws to
clash its enemies and its prey. They fight till one side
gives up, which can range from minutes to days. When
the Patas Iguaneetah gets to be too numerous, the
Yellow-Throated Agama Iguana, Sidehill Wompas, and the
Polar Monking all gang up on the Patas Iguaneetah to lower
there numbers, but this time Yellow-Throated Agama Iguana, Sidehill Wompas, and the Polar Monking
bring their friends, packs and prides. This animal is very rare and
unique in its strength and weaknesses. These animals are
found in the savanna and other places like mountains and
High Trails. They have adapted to the
change in climate. This monstrous lizard hibernates during
the winter in the mountains and High trails. If you ever
encounter it, do not run because it triggers a hunter’s instinct to
chase the runner and kill the runner. Walk backwards slow
and easy. Try not scare it. If possible, give it some meat
and it might leave with the meat in its mouth, leaving you
alone. If seen from a
distance, try not to attract any attention and please call
555-9375.
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