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5 +2 | Spiny Tailed Iguana |
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Spiny Tailed Iguana Explanation: If it helps, the Latin for wishwilly is Ctenosaurus similis, also known in English as simply "ctenosaur" as well as "spiny tailed iguana" and "spiny iguana". You didn't mention what language you were trying to translate in, so I've provided a handful of translations I've been able to find while researching the question: German - Schwarzer Leguan Dutch - Zwarte leguaan Czech - leguán zemní French - Iguane noir Hope this was of some assistance! Reference: http://www.ambergriscaye.com/fieldguide/geo-plate16.html Reference: http://www.terravzw.org/fotos/ctenosaurus_similis.jpg |
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