There is a hidden iguana on the galapagos and nobody noticed

Publisher Khalid Nadeem

Tuesday, October 25, 2016

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There is a Hidden Iguana on the Galapagos and Nobody Noticed :

The Galápagos Islands are famous for their marine iguanas, and their cactus-munching terrestrial cousins. But in one isolated spot there is another kind

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The Galápagos is home to two groups of iguanas: the terrestrial, or land-based ones, and the marine ones. They are separated by 4.5 million years of evolution, and live very different lives.

Plaza Sur is hardly an island at all. It is a tiny speck of dry land spanning barely one-tenth of a square kilometre, its highest point rising just 75ft (23m) above sea level.

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