Marine Iguana

The Galapagos Islands are home to the only marine lizard species in the world, including the Espanola marine species, also known as the marine iguana, but commonly dubbed as the ‘Christmas iguana’ due to its brightly coloured red and green scales during the breeding season. This is the only species of lizard which forages in the ocean, feeding on the algae growing on the rocks. Incredibly, they can dive over 10 metres and hold their breath for over 30 minutes giving them plenty of time to feed.
You can spot these unique creatures from Zodiac cruises swimming in the waters but more often on a guided hike, watching them basking in the sun across a rock. They are visible year-round, although December to May is best for activity during the warmer weather where they will be feeding and moving around more frequently.
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