How does the relationship between flying dragons and trees compare to that of iguanas and trees?

A) Flying dragons rely on trees for a food source, but not for shelter while iguanas rely on trees for both food and shelter.

B) Flying dragons live exclusively in trees except to lay eggs, while iguanas will venture to the ground more frequently.

C) Flying dragons use trees for shelter, but not for food, while iguanas rely on trees for food but not for shelter.

D) Flying dragons and iguanas have an identical relationship with trees.

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1 April, 13:48

How does the relationship between flying dragons and trees compare to that of iguanas and trees?

A) Flying dragons rely on trees for a food source, but not for shelter while iguanas rely on trees for both food and shelter.

B) Flying dragons live exclusively in trees except to lay eggs, while iguanas will venture to the ground more frequently.

C) Flying dragons use trees for shelter, but not for food, while iguanas rely on trees for food but not for shelter.

D) Flying dragons and iguanas have an identical relationship with trees.

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Douglas · Answer 1

Option (b).

Explanation:

Iguana and flying dragons are both reptiles. Iguana is a herbivorous lizard belongs to the order squamata. Flying dragons are known as gliding lizrds and belong to the genus Draco.

Iguana can easily be identified by their droopy skin, stocky stature and spines on their necks, backs, heads and tails. Iguanas may venture to the ground. Flying dragons has reduced tail, throat sacs color is different in males and females. Flying dragons used to live on trees, feed on the arboreal ants and will frequently venture in the ground.

Thus, the correct answer is option (B).

Jaylynn Norton · Answer 2

B. Flying dragons live exclusively in trees except to lay eggs, while iguanas will venture to the ground more frequently.