Iguanas

Seals and dolphins, cormorants and iguanas, etc. I'm not arguing with you. I mean to point out that i know of no reason two solutions as different as water and air should be transparent in the same spectrum. It's a heck of a coincidence. It ...

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... within our thoughts. Going back to the point of this topic, I mean animals; the Galapagos island is a good example for knowing diversity. The iguanas there are salt water in origin. Correct me if I am wrong. Is it only the Galapagos the place where you can find such salt water iguanas?

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... hatchling, especially non-mammalian. I think it would be much harder to domesticate a reptile than a mammal also. Also it is true like alex says. Iguanas are raised and bred in pet stores for a long time, and still they are wild.

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What about iguanas and geckos? People keep them as pets all the time; how are they not domesticated? And I am talking about an alligator snapping turtle. Around here, that's what a snapping turtle is.

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... produce offspring well-adapted to that niche, and the mating preference was itself a selected advantage. I think it's easier to visualize with the iguanas. The original population would have been mainland iguanas, and now there are separate marine (diving algae-eaters) and upland (dry-environment ...

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