96K views · 1.1K reactions | Did you know: half of the 44 known iguana types are endangered or vulnerable. On Iguana Awareness Day, we want to highlight what makes these scaly species so vital. | National Geographic Animals | Facebook

16M views · 216K reactions | Surrounded by snakes, can this iguana hatchling keep its nerve and avoid detection? | BBC Earth | Facebook

3.3K views · 485 reactions | What would you risk for a meal? This iguana makes a habit of finding out on the tempestuous shores of the world's biggest ocean. | National Geographic UK | Facebook

824K views · 14K reactions | Marine Iguanas are the only marine lizard species in the world found only in the Galápagos Islands. They can dive as deep as 98ft and hold their breath for 30-40 mins. 年 It’s believed that they evolved from a common ancestor millions of years ago after arriving on the islands by rafting. #DarwinDay  + : @KenzoKiren/IG : Pharoe Monch - Simon Says | Science Channel | Facebook

365K views · 10K reactions | Tortoises are smart, they have great memories, good eyesight and smell, but they don't hear very well, but they can feel subsonic frequencies. What other facts do you know about tortoises? . . . #tortoiseadventures #tortoisesofinstagram #reptilebreeders #tortoise #reptilelover #reptilepets | Florida Iguana and Tortoise Breeders | Facebook