#61 Emergence of Man Mural
Artist Lee Jamison discusses his mural in The Emergence of Man exhibit.
#5 Green Iguana
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This type of lizard lives in trees in the South and Central American rainforests and camouflages itself through its green color. It likes light and keeps warm by soaking up the sun. Don’t anger it or it will hiss and spit at you.
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