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Post by Tervor on Mar 9, 2004 19:38:12 GMT -8
ok i have a qestion who can help me ?
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Post by dominick on Mar 9, 2004 20:12:50 GMT -8
Hi Tervor-
Welcome to The Zone. Glad you joined.
Yes, in Giant Green Iguanas, the males are much larger than the females.
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Post by Lyn on Mar 10, 2004 6:09:23 GMT -8
Males are generally larger than females I know my 2 boys are much bigger than my girls are..but it depends on the care they have received in their life...if not cared for properly, males can be very stunted and small.....Lyn
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Post by dominick on Mar 10, 2004 7:02:41 GMT -8
True even with human males. ;D
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Post by SurvivorSteph on Mar 16, 2004 23:27:44 GMT -8
Isn't it true that region of origin plays a role too? I think I remember hearing that females from one region can be as big or bigger than males from another region.
c'mon Big4 (Tesa, Dom, Lyn, & Veronica) is this true?
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Post by Tesa on Mar 17, 2004 4:58:20 GMT -8
Yes Steph...
I'll send you a PM
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Post by prism_wolf on Mar 17, 2004 5:58:15 GMT -8
I know males are supposed to be larger than females...but I honestly can't say that I've heard or read anything about the demographic regions playing a part in the reversal of the "rule".
I'd personally need to do some research on this and do some asking around.
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Post by Lyn on Mar 17, 2004 6:21:12 GMT -8
Well I saw one instance where I knew of someone with a female it (egg layer) and she was as big as my boys...but she had been fed pizza and dog food for a few years thus the extra growth...sooooo...not sure....Lyn
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