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Woman in bikini practising yoga on a beach gets bitten by an iguana - Watch what happens next

. A Twitter user named 'bahamahoopyogi' was practising Yoga at a beach where she was bitten by an iguana

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Woman in bikini practising yoga on a beach gets bitten by an iguana - Watch what happens next
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Beach is the perfect place to do Yoga, don't you think? But not this Twitter user, who was practising Yoga at a beach but was bitten by an iguana. A Twitter user named 'bahamahoopyogi' shared the video of the incident. She was performing back arch at a beach and she had left her hand out in the air while stretching her body. Amidst this, a passing iguana saw her, ran towards her, and bit her finger. 

The iguana then quickly hopped away before she could grasp hold of the moment. The yoga instructor then snapped out and even threw some sand of the iguana to get it to leave. 

She said that her finger was bleeding from the bite. 

The video has gone viral on social media and received over 197k likes and more than 35.5k retweets. 

See the video here:


Other Twitter users soon started asking her if she had spotted the lizard before her session, on which she said there were iguanas all over the beach as people go there and feed them all the time. 

“Everyone keeps asking if I didn’t see it. To be clear, there were iguanas all over the beach. Ppl go there to feed them all the time," she wrote. 

She shared another video of the incident shot from a different angle. 

People expressed concern over the incident, as one user wrote, "gosh that scream is traumatizing. At least it did not bite off your entire finger I guess ( do not know if I can say that.)" Another said, "What have me weak is how he bite you and stay right dere to watch you get mad." 

"The fact that you hit him back has me screaming," said one user.

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