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How iguanas eat, swim and stay warm

Galapagos marine iguanas are ectotherms that have to manage their surrounding environment to control their body temperature.

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A lovely meal

Lunch at Descanso Marinero

One day I went looking for ceviche and a cold beer, and I found them.

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Second stories

At many of the the buildings on San Cristobal it appears the construction crews took a very long lunch.

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Espanola’s blowhole

Lava coast

Bright red crabs gather at a crevasse in the rock to witness the fountain of water that spews skyward every time a wave approaches.

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Dolphin feeding frenzy

Common Dolphins

The water began to boil off the starboard side of the boat, churning and splashing amid the smooth ocean swells. Dorsal fins popped up in alternating pairs and small fish jumped haphazardly out of the water as if it was too hot for them. Soon, a flock of petrels and shearwaters began diving on the roiling patch. Then, a large dolphin launched itself steeply into the air. It ...

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