One day you may find yourself in a pet store looking for a pet for your teenage son or daughter.

And you'll encounter the green iguana, an adorable little lizard that doesn't eat bugs or mice or anything that

lives in cedar.

It's an herbivore.

They're not very expensive and it's possible that you will buy a green

iguana not knowing that in several months this adorable little lizard will be five feet long.

Hey, it's Seth, and this is a Kimbo. But first, here's a message from our featured nonprofit.

Hi, I'm Jody.

My friend Samuel and I started a mobile clinic in his neighborhood in City

Salihlai Haiti to help people with diabetes and hypertension. Without this mobile clinic, people

can't access treatment. This means that awful complications are all

too common. Seth taught me that better is a dream worth dreaming and sporadic care is

simply not good enough. Treating these conditions saves lives and we want to make sure we can keep it running all year long.

Hope you can help.

To find out more, visit mobile clinic Haiti.org.

Knowing what you now know about green iguanas, if a friend came up to you one day and said,

hey, my green iguana just had a bunch of little green iguanas. Do you want a little baby green

iguana for free? My guess is that you're smart enough to say, no thank you.

No thank you. I don't want a pet lizard no matter how cute

that's going to grow to be five feet long and more than 20 pounds in weight. No thanks. That's pretty obvious. Here's the

interesting thing. The interesting thing is if you lived in Belize or Paraguay or Brazil, a country where green iguanas are indigenous,

and you owned a green iguana, a green iguana that was growing like a rocket.

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