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https://lafeber.com/vet/wp-content/uploads/Iguana-eating-greens-closeup-Resa-McLellan-PennVet-2016-cropped-square-width-600.png600600Fasting may be expected in lizards during certain times of the year. Many gravid females eat less or go off feed entirely due to the large number of eggs filling the coelom. Some species also fast for weeks or months as an adaptation to excess heat or cold, drought, or lack of food. This dormancy in reptiles is called...