George Kourounis on X: "Marine Iguana, sneezing out excess salt they ingest when grazing on algae underwater. #Galapagos. @LindbladExp @RCGS_SGRC @CanGeo https://t.co/u4zySsjWds" / X
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Galapagos marine iguana getting rid of extra salt ingested during feeding underwater. | Smithsonian Photo Contest | Smithsonian Magazine
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Animal Planet on X: "Marine iguanas live in saltwater, and have glands that remove salt from their blood. They are able to get rid of the salt by “sneezing” it out of
Salt-sneezing Marine Iguanas in the Galapagos! - YouTube
Salt Water Iguana Portrait • Marko Dimitrijevic Photography
Marine iguanas: the incredible shrinking lizards of the Galápagos | Natural History Museum
Sea Serpent Meets Land Lizard: Unveiling the Amazing Marine Iguana of the Galapagos! - CarpeDM Adventures Ecuador
Marine Iguana | Species | WWF
MARINE IGUANA | Sea Animal's Blog
Marine iguana - Wikipedia
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Galapagos: Marine iguanas – The Smaller Majority
Help Study the Galápagos Marine Iguana With a New Online Project | SciStarter Blog
Marine iguanas sneeze frequently to expel salt from glands near their noses. The salt often lands on their heads, giving them a distinctive white wig. (video in comments) : r/sciences
Marine Iguana | Go Galapagos
