
Reptile
Chuckwalla
Rock-dwelling desert lizard that inflates to wedge itself
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| Animal | Weight | Length | Top speed | Lifespan | Native to | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chuckwalla Sauromalus ater | 900 g | 40 cm | 5 km/h | 25 yrs | North America | Least Concern |
| Green Iguana Iguana iguana | 5 kg | 1.7 m | 35 km/h | 15 yrs | North America, South America | Least Concern |
Figures are typical adult maxima from each profile; follow a profile for ranges, sources and context.