How and where do iguanas sleep?

Iguanas do not sleep in the same sense that humans do. They go into a state of reduced activity or rest with a lower heartbeat but are essentially aware of outside conditions and movement. read more

With their eyes closed. Sorry, I couldn't help myself. Seriously though, they typically sleep in trees where they are less vulnerable to predators. read more

The Typical Iguana Day - Green iguanas are very diurnal. This means that they are active during the day and sleep at night. My experience with my own iguanas demonstrates how rigidly they adhere to this activity cycle. read more

Unlike cats and dogs, which tend to nap on and off during the day and are likely to be up and active when their owners are awake, iguanas wake up in the morning, stay awake the whole day, go to bed in the evening and sleep the whole night through. read more