Iguana
These large lizards normally feed on plant matter. However, when angered, their tough hide and sharp claws make them quite dangerous.; Resting iguanas hold their heads high, giving them an amusing 'proud' look. But they're not proud; they're just trying to see predators so they don't get eaten.
3
Speed (c/s)
40
Combat power
0.5
Wildness
100
Value (¤)
0.4
Body size
Diet: omnivorous grazer Trainable
Comfortable temperature: 0 to 60 °C
Attacks: front left claws 8 (Scratch) · front right claws 8 (Scratch) · teeth 10 (Bite) · head 5 (Blunt)
Iguanas have 95% Toxic Environment Resistance rendering them highly resistant to environmental effects such as rot stink and toxic buildup from non-attack sources.
