Meet Iggy, an extraordinary creature of yesteryear. Only in a world fueled by imagination would this yetti-like being with the playful twinkle of an ape and a carrot nose of a snowman have a love affair with the sun. But, in stranger tales than this, even contradictions find a way to exist.

Residing in the palm-studded paradise of Miami, Iggy is an anomaly, a delightful anachronism born where the love for winter meets the charm of the tropics in a perfect paradox. Day after day, he bathes in the comforting gold of the Miami sun, turning his expressive face upwards, his eyes sealed shut, as he allows the warmth to permeate every inch of his copious fur.

Interesting Facts:

Facts:

1. Yeti sightings, often reported in the Himalayan mountains, are believed to have a connection to unrecognized bear species.
2. Biologically, apes dont have tails – a feature distinguishing them from monkeys, despite their similar genetic makeup.
3. A record-breaking snowman, created in Bethel, Maine, had a carrot nose that measured an astounding 8 feet long!
4. Contrary to popular belief, too much exposure to sunlight can deteriorate the strength and color of certain species of beach sand.
5. Miami was named after the river Mayaimi“, the native term for big water, not after the Mayans as often misinterpreted.

Poem:

In Himalayan peaks, Yeti roams,
Where apes, no tail, call forests home.
Snowman stands with carrot pose,
Bathing in sunshine while ocean composes.
In Miami heat, where waters flow,
Unified in diversity, in this world we know.