Close-up of a yellowish Galápagos land iguana on the North Seymour Island.
Close-up of a yellowish Galápagos land iguana on the North Seymour Island.

Iguana

starting at €90.00

Nothing prepares you for the Galápagos, the peaks of undersea volcanoes located on the Nazca tectonic plate. They rise above sea level at the confluence of three ocean currents, a thousand kilometers from the South American continent. Each of the islands located on the equator is like its own "Jurassic Park." This magnificent Galápagos land iguana (Conolophus subcristatus) crawls on North Seymour Island. As a herbivore, it enjoys feasting on opuntia cacti, spines and all. It also gets most of the water it needs from them. Although it can live to be 60–70 years old, it is classified as an endangered species. 

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Nothing prepares you for the Galápagos, the peaks of undersea volcanoes located on the Nazca tectonic plate. They rise above sea level at the confluence of three ocean currents, a thousand kilometers from the South American continent. Each of the islands located on the equator is like its own "Jurassic Park." This magnificent Galápagos land iguana (Conolophus subcristatus) crawls on North Seymour Island. As a herbivore, it enjoys feasting on opuntia cacti, spines and all. It also gets most of the water it needs from them. Although it can live to be 60–70 years old, it is classified as an endangered species. 

THEIR LAND – A series of organisms in their habitats

A series of photographs depicting various organisms living alone or in communities within their territories. Their own territory is a crucial habitat that knows no man-made boundaries—whether national, property lines, or otherwise. In its own territory, an animal experiences not only peaceful coexistence with its own and other species, but also mutual skirmishes and even fierce competition based on natural selection and balance—a struggle for existence. 

The images in this series can be ordered with or without a white border and stylish info text.