What animal is super rare in south america?

Marine iguana You can’t visit the Galapagos Islands without meeting the fascinating Marine Iguana at some point in your expedition. Indigenous to the islands, Darwin described them as being ‘disgusting, clumsy lizards’ that were ‘imps of darkness’ – a description that we feel could not be further from the truth! These eye-catching creatures have become synonymous with the islands that they inhabit and whether you see them sunning themselves on the beaches of Fernandina or making their way to the water on Santa Fe, you can’t help but be intrigued. If you head to South Plaza Island you may even be fortunate enough to spot a rare hybrid, a result of the Land Iguana and Marine Iguana sharing this tiny piece of paradise – so keep your eyes peeled