Blue Iguana Fights Extinction and Wins!

The video explores the conservation efforts for the blue iguana, a species once on the brink of extinction in Grand Cayman. It introduces Peter, a friendly iguana, and highlights unique features and conservation techniques. The importance of public engagement in conservation is emphasized, along with information on the Blue Iguana Recovery Program.

What is the primary reason the blue iguana is considered unique?

• It can fly.

• It is very large.

• It is blue.

• It lives in the ocean.

Who is responsible for the creation of the blue iguana recovery program?

• Peter the Iguana

• Fred Burton

• The National Trust

• Mark Vins

Why is Peter the iguana considered a great ambassador for his species?

• He can talk.

• He is very friendly.

• He can change colors.

• He is the largest iguana.

What unique feature helps identify individual iguanas?

• Their color

• Their weight

• Their scale pattern

• Their size

What is the purpose of the beads placed on the iguanas?

• To weigh them down

• To identify them individually

• To track their movements

• To make them look pretty

What is the pineal eye suspected to help iguanas with?

• Smelling food

• Seeing in the dark

• Hearing sounds

• Tracking day length

Why is public engagement important in the conservation of blue iguanas?

• It helps raise funds.

• It helps people relate to and love the iguanas.

• It makes people aware of the iguanas.

• It encourages people to visit the island.

What is a unique feature of the blue iguana's toes?

• They are very short.

• They bend backwards.

• They are brightly colored.

• They are webbed.

Where can you book a tour to see the blue iguanas?

• Sahara Desert

• Grand Canyon

• Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Garden

• Amazon Rainforest

What is the main goal of the Blue Iguana Recovery Program?

• To train iguanas for shows

• To sell iguanas

• To increase the iguana population

• To make iguanas pets