The Galápagos Islands are famous worldwide for their one-of-a-kind plants and animals. If you’re lucky enough to explore the ...

Marine iguanas eat algae and seaweed along the ocean floor. They use their sharp claws to hold onto rocks while they scrape the algae off with their teeth. Their snouts are also shorter and ...

Charles Darwin famously described marine iguanas as the most disgusting ... These unique reptiles have developed sharp teeth, long claws and streamlined tails to feed on algae and navigate ...

PV was a sleepy fishing village until the early 1960s when Richard Burton came to film The Night of the Iguana, a movie adaptation ... trip to Los Arcos National Marine Park.

Iguanas have pleurodont teeth with a rapid rate of replacement ... Cammi Morgan is a writer at A-Z Animals where her primary focus is on mycology, marine animals, forest and river ecology, and dogs.

Starfish, or sea stars, demonstrate one of the most visible examples of regeneration in marine ecosystems ... while larger species like iguanas may have more limited regenerative capacity.

Image via Unsplash Starfish, or sea stars, demonstrate one of the most visible examples of regeneration in marine ecosystems ... while larger species like iguanas may have more limited regenerative ...

Green iguanas, sometimes called "mini dragons," have serrated teeth that can cause deep bites. If bitten, remain calm and avoid sudden movements; most iguanas will release and flee. If the iguana ...