20 Beautiful, Bizarre, Dramatic Marine Photos Shortlisted For Ocean Photographer Of The Year. ... A marine iguana sits on a rock; Finalist, Wildlife category, Galápagos Islands, Ecuador.

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Photographer Howard Hall, 62, captured the stunning image of the marine iguana while it ate algae from off the rock a few feet underwater. Howard, from Del Mar, California, ...

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Renowned photographer Tui De Roy, who grew up on the islands off the coast of mainland Ecuador has captured images from the Galapagos islands of how climate change is killing marine iguanas.

Marine iguanas (Amblyrhynchus cristatus) are the only lizards known to forage for food in the ocean, living off the algae growing there.But their dependency on the water makes them susceptible to ...

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An iguana can shrink and grow, shrink and grow, again and again throughout its lifetime. [Source: Marine Iguanas Shrink To Survive El Nino ] Image: Andrew Skujins .

This image of a marine iguana in Isabela summarises the interaction between the wildlife and man-made structures found in Galapagos and secured second place in the Man in the Archipelago category ...