PHOTO: Meet Carlos
BREMERHAVEN, Germany — A green iguana, named Carlos, sits on a branch at the zoo inBremerhaven, north-western Germany yesterday. (Photo: AFP)
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January 9, 2018

PHOTO: Meet Carlos

BREMERHAVEN, Germany — Animal keeper Kalle Kretschmer measures a green iguana, named Carlos,at the zoo in Bremerhaven, north-western Germany, on January 9, 2018. (Photo: AFP)

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