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The Amerindians called it, “Ioüanalao”<br />
meaning “there where the iguana is<br />
found," and the Arawaks, “Hewanorra."<br />
But in the 16th century when the<br />
French took over the island they called<br />
it Sainte-Lucie.<br />
Fun facts about<br />
Iyanola,<br />
the St. Lucia<br />
Iguana...<br />
can only be found in the dry forest<br />
They<br />
the north east coast in places like<br />
of<br />
and Grande Anse.<br />
Louvette<br />
are approximately 1000 iguanas<br />
There<br />
left in the wild and thus the St. Lucia<br />
iguana is now an endangered species.<br />
They are vegetarian and like to eat leaves<br />
and soft fruits.<br />
Picture / Te-Hsin Tsai<br />
They grow up to 6ft / 1.82m.<br />
Article / Nicole La Force<br />
They can live as long as 20 years<br />
http://forestryeeunit.blogspot.com/2011/0<br />
The females can reproduce at three years<br />
6/iyanola.htm<br />
old and can lay about 20 eggs.
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