Poor little Lizards

[coura]

Hmmm. Your argument is a bit contradictory, Coura. Considering the above two points that you have posted, one may assume that hybridisation is a cause and a valid cause, for evolution to take place. Therefore, in both cases, we will simply have to consider populations as they are, as of now.

Well that is true, hibridization is indeed a very important factor in evolution. I see where your going and yes I did contradict myself a bit in the two senteces. The first one Im on the traditional conservation side and the second one is more a proactive modern cenario, seeing the biosphere as woule dinamic system.

 

[Juxtaroberto]

My mother grew up in Guatemala. They have enormous iguana populations there. She says they're delicious. I think I might mosy on down to Florida sometime next year.

 

[snakefin]

Suppose so. Apparently bizarre foods states that they taste nice, but that guy likes everything.

 

[Tropicalfish34]

It is sad to kill them all but it must be done because the native species could be very bad for the native species. Don't get me wrong though I still hate the irresponsible pet owners and that they will probably get the Iguanas banned on most of the offshore islands.