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This animal is herbivorous. However, younger individuals are more carnivorous and gradually become herbivorous as they age. Individuals less than two or three years old consume insects and spiders, allowing for proper growth, while adults eat green plants, sometimes adding fruits or flowers to their diet. Due to their arboreal habits, they eat primarily leaves and epiphytic plants, such as those of the genus Billbergia. The iguana catches its food with its mouth, without using its feet. Its teeth are undifferentiated and not adapted for chewing vegetation, as they consist of small pointed teeth. It simply tears them roughly into shreds before swallowing. Iguanas cannot assimilate vegetation themselves, which is composed largely of cellulose that enzymes produced by the animal's digestive s