Exploring the Iguanas of the Galapagos

The video explores the diverse world of iguanas, focusing on those found in the Galapagos Islands. It highlights the unique marine iguanas, known for their swimming abilities and salt expulsion, and the land iguanas, which have a symbiotic relationship with finches. The rare pink land iguanas, found only on Isabella Island, are also discussed, emphasizing their conservation status. The Galapagos Islands' role as a protected nature preserve is underscored, ensuring the survival of these unique species.

Which continent is home to the unique marine iguana?

• Africa

• South America

• Europe

• Australia

What is a distinctive feature of the marine iguana?

• Ability to fly

• Brightly colored scales

• Spiky spine and head

• Long legs

How do marine iguanas manage the excess salt they absorb?

• They absorb it into their skin

• They sneeze it out

• They excrete it through their tails

• They drink fresh water

What is the primary diet of the Galapagos land iguana?

• Small mammals

• Algae

• Insects

• Prickly pears

Why do pink land iguanas appear pink?

• They have pink scales

• Their blood shows through due to lack of pigment

• They change color in the sun

• They eat pink-colored food