If an Iguana is sitting in a room full of mirrors, what color does it change?

Question

I know the answer, I just wanted to see who thought like me. ^-^

Answer 1

Actually I am an Iguana owner and Iguanas do change color slightly.  When the Iguana gets into direct sunlight, its skin will change to a lighter hue of green with turquoise accents.  When the Iguana is out of the sun, the colors are more muted and dark.

Also, if the Iguana is in a room full of mirrors he/she would think it is with other Iguanas and will do a mating dance where it will flare out its dew lap (under the chin) and bobble its head.  The Iguana may also get aggressive (if male) thinking other males are coming into its territory and will start hissing and slinging its tale in defense.

Answer 2

It would stay the same color as it was before it went into the room unless there was light reflecting off of the mirrors.

Answer 3

it doesnt...

Answer 4

It will rather turn mad !

Won't it ?

Answer 5

they dont change colors

Answer 6

Iguanas don't change color

Answer 7

Red, because it's so ticked off. XP

Uhh, really dark green? Just guessing here.

Answer 8

it'll change green(which is the same color origionaly) if theres not another object coming towards it.  i think thats right idk?

Answer 9

iguana colored, why not see if it will chase a laser beam like a kitty cat

Answer 10

no

Answer 11

Chameloen change colors not iguanas. If the were in a room full mirrors it would freak them out