During a wild party in the jungle, a little iguana decides to learn how to fly. He dreams of soaring over the rainbow and diving into a colorful world without borders. One day, he will take off from his familiar, well-known tree, break through the gray clouds, and leave his troubles behind. When the iguana shares his dream with his friends, they laugh at him:
“Hahahaha,” the parrot cackles, “you will never fly, you little dreamer!”
But the dreamer doesn’t care about his friends doubting him; he begins his journey to find his wings. After a long time searching, he climbs up a big rock. Suddenly, he gets hit by a stone and loses his grip. He falls from the rock and is caught by an eagle.

The little iguana, still dizzy from the stone that hit his head, thinks he is really flying—until he realizes that the big, bad bird wants to eat him alive. In a burst of courage, the iguana gathers all his strength, slaps the eagle with his tail, and breaks free. Suddenly, the iguana spreads his wings and begins to fly.

“When the stormy winds of life threaten to knock you down, may you have the courage to spread your wings and fly!”
—A quote by Lance Wubbels