Pink iguana

Learn about the lengths that animals go to in order to avoid fights. Animals mark their territory, emit threat displays, and use ritualized fighting to avoid real fighting that could lead to serious injuries.

The Pink Land-Iguana (Conolophus marthae) is a large terrestrial and burrowing iguana having a characteristic pinkish coloration. It is endemic to the slopes of Wolf Volcano in Galápagos.

Where do pink iguanas live? Although the reptile species is extremely endangered, a group of hatchlings was recently discovered on the Galápagos.

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If there's such a thing as a pink panther, well, there's an orange iguana likewise. Taken at the wildlife and crocodile farm show, the red tarp of the tent under the bright sunshine makes this seemingly gigantic "Godzilla" look tangerine all over. He is actually gray and only three feet long.

The Galapagos Pink Iguana was only discovered in 2009, having lived alone for over 5.7 million years! Learn more about these unique creatures.

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But here's the sad news: These Galápagos Islands hatchlings are being picked off by nonnative feral cats.

Witness the stunning Galapagos land iguana soaking up the sun, lounging in the cool shade of a tree, or leisurely roaming in search of its next meal.