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The Galapagos land iguanas from North Seymour Island were freed onto Santiago Island as part of an ecological restoration program, the National Galapagos Park authority said in a statement.

Water-loving marine iguanas, for example, regularly take to the ocean to find food like algae and seaweed to munch on. In short, virtually all iguanas can swim, even the ones you wouldn’t expect!

Since these iguanas spend most of their time in the Galapagos surrounded by the ocean, they’ve adapted well to swimming and even diving.

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Endangered Galapagos land iguanas nestling together on sandy Punta Carola beach, basking in warm sunset light near San Cristobal Island coastline Royalty-free licenses let you pay once to use ...

Colonizing Indigenous people—and exploiting their land and resources—has a long and brutal history.

Ever wondered if iguanas are strong swimmers? Learn more here about how iguanas swim, if they like water, and if any are truly aquatic!

Later, make a leisurely walk on North Seymour Island to see nesting frigatebirds, land iguanas, and colonies of sea lions, and partake in a deep-water snorkel.

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