Iguana is a herbivorous species of lizard native to tropical regions of Central America and the Caribbean. The word "Iguana" is derived from a Spanish form of the original Taino name for the species' Iwana ". The family Iguanidae includes all lizards popularly called "iguana". There are eight groups called genera within the family Iguanidae. 

Chameleon, the largest chameleon on mainland Africa, can grow up to 60 cm. Females are slightly smaller with a less prominent helmet and dorsal crest, and the male has a swollen bulge at the base of his tail which houses the hemipenes. The sexes are similar in all other respects. When this lizard is at rest, its colouring is deep to lime green with yellow stripes splashing down its flanks with random black spots scattered over it.

Bearded Dragon: The central bearded dragon is stout and thorny in appearance and can achieve 60 cm in length. Its body is slightly flattened and an assortment of specialized scales covers the entire lizard.