A HORN ON ITS NOSE · Hispaniola’s rock iguana
Hand-Painted Detail
Every scale, feather and marking is painted by hand to match the real animal — so detailed up close, so charming on the shelf.
Ready to Display
A single, sturdy piece — no assembly, no fuss. Set it on a desk or shelf and it holds its pose, ready to collect and show off.
Named for the bony, horn-like bump on its snout, the rhinoceros iguana is one of the Caribbean’s rock iguanas — a heavy-bodied lizard found only on Hispaniola. In this PLUS edition it sits up tall with its chin lifted to the sky, showing off a little orange horn, a fleshy throat and a neat crest running down its back to a ringed tail.
The Horn
Males carry the biggest horns, along with fatty pads on the head and a heavier dewlap — all part of the show when they face off over territory.
Island Original
It lives only on Hispaniola and a few small islands nearby, in dry forest full of rocks and crevices for shelter.
Mostly a Vegetarian
Rhinoceros iguanas eat mainly leaves, flowers, fruit and seeds, which makes them important seed-spreaders in their dry-forest home.
Under Pressure
Habitat loss, introduced predators like mongooses, cats and dogs, and hunting have made it Endangered; it is also protected under CITES Appendix I.
Craft & Specifications
| Line | Series PLUS, by Animal Heavenly Body |
| Approx. Size | Size to be confirmed |
| Material | Hand-painted resin |
| Display | Single figure — ready to display out of the box |
| SKU | AHB-PLUS-RICC |
Meet the Rest of Series PLUS
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Asian Arowana (Super Red)
Asian Arowana (Super Red, Open Mouth)
Crossback Golden Arowana (Blue Base)
Rhinoceros Iguana
Blue-Tongued Skink
Koi (Kohaku)
Bearded Dragon (White)
Komodo Dragon
Central American Snapping Turtle (Tabasco Lowlands)
Ball Python (Blue-Eyed Leucistic)
Ball Python (Pastel Pied)
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