National Iguana Awareness Day
National Iguana Awareness Day is celebrated on the second Saturday of September each year. It is an opportunity to learn more about iguanas, their habitats, and how to properly care for them. This day was created in 2001 as a way to spread knowledge and appreciation for these amazing creatures. Iguanas can be found in a variety of habitats, from tropical rainforests to deserts. Each species has its own unique characteristics and needs that must be taken into consideration when caring for them. For example, some iguanas require more humidity than others while some need more sunlight than others. It is important to research the specific needs of your pet iguana before bringing it home. On National Iguana Awareness Day, people are encouraged to take time out of their day to learn more about these fascinating animals and how they can be better cared for. This includes learning about proper diet, housing requirements, and health concerns associated with owning an iguana. Additionally, it is important to understand the laws surrounding owning an iguana in your area as well as any potential risks associated with having one as a pet. By taking part in National Iguana Awareness Day, you can help ensure that these amazing creatures are given the respect they deserve and that they are properly cared for by responsible owners.