Viral video: Man feeding pet iguana watermelon

• The video has gone viral with over 629 thousand views and several responses.
• Some have encouraged the man to have a dog or a cat instead out of fear.
• “Look at the lizard eating fruit!” a third person exclaimed.

Reptiles are typically the most awe-inspiring exotic pets that a person may own. There are online videos of people keeping snakes and spiders as pets; however, have you ever seen a video of a pet owner feeding their reptile?

In today’s episode of odd videos, we bring you this clip of a man sharing watermelon with Buddy, his pet iguana. The Twitter-shared video depicts a man eating a chunk of watermelon. As the video continues, Buddy approaches the fruit from behind and consumes it from the side.

“Sharing is caring,” the caption reads.

Check out the video below:

Sharing is caring.. 😅

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🎥 IG: lizardthebuddy pic.twitter.com/mXUGWjbejl

— Buitengebieden (@buitengebieden) November 2, 2022

With over 629 thousand views and several responses, the video has gone viral. Others wanted to know if it is safe to maintain such a reptile in a home, while others were startled by the man’s unusual pet selection. Many encouraged the man to have a dog or a cat instead out of fear.

“Whoa! Why would you preserve that?” a Twitter user questioned. “That is a lovely blue iguana,” remarked a third observer. “Look at the lizard eating fruit!” a third person shouted.

See more reactions below:

What happens if you say Dracarys

— KingBailando (@bailando_king) November 3, 2022

Break a piece off for it. Don't eat from the same piece! 🤢🤮

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— ❤️‍🔥🌟Star🌟❤️‍🔥 (@BabyStarWingz) November 3, 2022

Twitter can be sooooo…bizarre!

— Robyn K (@KRobnrockin) November 2, 2022

Interesting friend you have there!! I hope he doesn't bite!!😮😀

— Roz Ratliff (@RozRatliff) November 3, 2022

The real Jurassic Park. Before CGI.

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— John Mauceri (@maucerij1) November 3, 2022

Dinosaur ate mah melon@TrySquabbleHead

— Spazmobot Says (@spazmobot_says) November 2, 2022

That's a Happy Healthy Lizard! I love seeing it outside of an enclosure, enjoying life.

— Jas Kohrn (@jkohrn) November 3, 2022

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