If you’ve always wanted to know more about animals, Bindi Irwin is the little girl to ask. Each month, Bindi will write about a different animal and answer readers’ questions in the magazine.
In the March issue of The Weekly, she tells us all about the Fijian crested iguana.
Pick up a copy of the March issue of The Australian Women’s Weekly to read more about iguanas and see below for information on how to ask Bindi your most pressing wildlife questions.
Question
What do Fijian crested iguanas eat?
Bonnie O’Connor, Adelaide, SA.
Answer
Well, Bonnie, Fijian crested iguanas are mainly herbivores, which means they love eating leaves, shoots and fruits from trees and shrubs. Sometimes, they’ll snack on small insects. Our iguanas’ favourite foods are hibiscus flowers, grapes, rockmelon and pawpaw. They’re very healthy eaters.
Got a question for Bindi? Send it to Ask Bindi, The Australian Women’s Weekly, GPO Box 4178, Sydney NSW 2001 or send an e-mail to [email protected].
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