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3 Long before people came to Puerto Rico, hundreds of thousands of
parrots flew over the island and the smaller islands nearby. Iguaca! Iguaca! (ih-
GWAH-kah) the parrots called as they looked for deep nesting holes in the tall trees.
4 Down below, waves from the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean washed the
island’s white-sand beaches. Delicate orchids and wide-spreading ferns, tiny tree
frogs, kapok trees bursting with seedpods, and big, scaly iguanas covered the land.
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