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It's FALLING IGUANA SEASON AGAIN

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HayesGreener

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TurboDog910 said:
I’m gonna play my redneck card.
Can they be eaten?
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Yes, iguanas are edible and are consumed in various parts of the world, particularly in Central and South America, the Caribbean, and some Pacific islands.

Taste & Preparation
  • Flavor: Mild, white meat similar to chicken or frog legs.
  • Preparation:
    • Skinned, gutted, and often stewed, grilled, or curried.
    • Eggs are also eaten (considered a delicacy in some regions).
Important Considerations
IssueDetails
Legality- Legal to hunt/eat in many countries where they’re native or invasive (e.g., Florida, USA — green iguanas are invasive and encouraged to be culled). - Protected in some areas — check local wildlife laws.
Health Risks- Risk of salmonella (like all reptiles) — cook thoroughly. - Potential parasites if not properly cleaned.

More info-
 
shanneba said:
Yes, iguanas are edible and are consumed in various parts of the world, particularly in Central and South America, the Caribbean, and some Pacific islands.

Taste & Preparation
  • Flavor: Mild, white meat similar to chicken or frog legs.
  • Preparation:
    • Skinned, gutted, and often stewed, grilled, or curried.
    • Eggs are also eaten (considered a delicacy in some regions).
Important Considerations

IssueDetails
Legality- Legal to hunt/eat in many countries where they’re native or invasive (e.g., Florida, USA — green iguanas are invasive and encouraged to be culled). - Protected in some areas — check local wildlife laws.
Health Risks- Risk of salmonella (like all reptiles) — cook thoroughly. - Potential parasites if not properly cleaned.

More info-
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That’s what I was thinking ; might be similar to frogs.
 
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