Endangered Iguanas in the Bahamas

Tourists are giving Bahamian rock iguanas a high-sugar diet by offering them ________ as if they're paying tribute to Dionysus.

Researchers recommended feeding iguanas ________ instead of bread to prevent the animals from ingesting sand.

Iguanas living on islands frequented by grapes-throwing tourists struggle to regulate their blood glucose levels compared to those on more remote islands rarely visited by ________.

The study focused on two subspecies of the rock iguana: the Allen Cays rock iguana and the Exuma rock iguana, both of which are ________.

The behavior of tourists offering grapes to iguanas poses a ________ to the iguanas' health.

Conservation efforts are crucial for the protection of the vulnerable Northern Bahamian rock iguanas listed on the International Union for Conservation of Nature's ________.

Researchers found that iguanas fed grapes by tourists are experiencing the lizard equivalent of high ________.

The physiological effects of human activity, such as offering grapes to iguanas, are impacting the iguanas' ability to regulate their blood ________ levels.

The study's lead author, Susannah French, emphasizes the importance of this research in understanding the impact of ________ on wildlife.

The iguanas face a new ________ from adoring tourists who regularly offer them grapes.