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Description
The tiny wyverns
Draco iguana

Nickname: Miniverns ( A mix between miniature and wyvern )

Behavior: Draco iguanas are Insectivores that live in the amazons and glide from tree to tree with their wings. They are basically reptilian rats, as they mate quite frequently. They are about the size of a person's hand, and they have sharp claws, a prehensile tail, and gecko like feet on their hind legs to help them climb.

Discovery: They were first found in the Amazons in a fishing trip by two tourists. As they saw one and caught it, they sent it to scientists, confirming it to be a new species of iguana fittingly named Draco Iguana, due to it's resemblance to dragons in myth. They were further studied in the following year and now have become a tourist attraction both in the amazons and in zoos, with them being called Miniverns. One of the largest specimens was named Far Ann or Varan for short as she would usually be away from site due to her shyness.

Description
The tiny wyverns
Draco iguana

Nickname: Miniverns ( A mix between miniature and wyvern )

Behavior: Draco iguanas are Insectivores that live in the amazons and glide from tree to tree with their wings. They are basically reptilian rats, as they mate quite frequently. They are about the size of a person's hand, and they have sharp claws, a prehensile tail, and gecko like feet on their hind legs to help them climb.

Discovery: They were first found in the Amazons in a fishing trip by two tourists. As they saw one and caught it, they sent it to scientists, confirming it to be a new species of iguana fittingly named Draco Iguana, due to it's resemblance to dragons in myth. They were further studied in the following year and now have become a tourist attraction both in the amazons and in zoos, with them being called Miniverns. One of the largest specimens was named Far Ann or Varan for short as she would usually be away from site due to her shyness.