Bursa Zoo's forty-seven newborn iguanas

A pair of iguanas in the Bursa Metropolitan Municipality Zoo have brought forty-seven hatchlings into the world. They are being protected inside a special glass box, fed with carrots and lettuce by their caretakers in Bursa, Turkey.

08 November 2018, 12:03Last update: 08 November 2018, 12:25AA

Bursa Zoo's forty-seven newborn iguanas

Bursa Zoo's forty-seven newborn iguanas

Bursa Zoo's forty-seven newborn iguanas

Bursa Zoo's forty-seven newborn iguanas

Bursa Zoo's forty-seven newborn iguanas

Bursa Zoo's forty-seven newborn iguanas

Bursa Zoo's forty-seven newborn iguanas

Bursa Zoo's forty-seven newborn iguanas

Bursa Zoo's forty-seven newborn iguanas

Bursa Zoo's forty-seven newborn iguanas

Bursa Zoo's forty-seven newborn iguanas

Bursa Zoo's forty-seven newborn iguanas

Bursa Zoo's forty-seven newborn iguanas

Bursa Zoo's forty-seven newborn iguanas

Bursa Zoo's forty-seven newborn iguanas

Bursa Zoo's forty-seven newborn iguanas

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