Jurassic Lizard!

The video follows Coyote Peterson as he attempts to catch a spiny-tailed iguana in Costa Rica. Using a bamboo pole, paracord, and a multi-tool, he constructs a snare to capture the elusive lizard. After successfully catching the iguana, Peterson examines its features, highlighting its spiny tail and herbivorous diet. The video concludes with the iguana being released back into the wild, emphasizing the importance of conservation.

What makes the spiny-tailed iguana difficult to catch?

• Its calm demeanor

• Its incredible speed when necessary

• Its slow and lumbering movement

• Its small size

What tools does the narrator use to build a snare?

• A cage and bait

• A rope and a hook

• A bamboo pole, paracord, and a multi-tool

• A fishing net and a stick

What is the primary diet of the spiny-tailed iguana?

• Fruits and flowers

• Insects and small animals

• Fish and amphibians

• Birds and other lizards

How does the spiny-tailed iguana defend itself?

• By camouflaging with its surroundings

• By whipping its spiny tail

• By using its sharp claws

• By making loud noises

What is the texture of the iguana's scales compared to?

• Hard metal

• Soft velvet

• Rough sandpaper

• Smooth silk

Why is it dangerous to be bitten by a spiny-tailed iguana?

• It can cause severe allergic reactions

• Its bite is extremely painful

• It has venomous saliva

• Its teeth are sharp and curved backwards

What does the narrator encourage viewers to do at the end of the video?

• Adopt a spiny-tailed iguana

• Join him on the next adventure

• Learn more about dinosaurs

• Visit Costa Rica