Joel BergsmaUnderwater photographer · Expedition diver

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Marine Iguana

42 photos

Marine Iguana exhaling some of its air while swimming underwater. This photo was taken with my Intova Sport HD, a camera similar to the Go Pro.Marine Iguana feeding underwater.Marine Iguana feeding underwater.
Marine Iguana swimming underwater.Juvenile Marine Iguanas. Galapagos Islands.Juvenile Marine Iguanas everywhere!
Marine Iguana. Galapagos Islands.Marine Iguana at rest on the outdoor deck of the Red Magrove Aventura Lodge in Puerto Ayora.Juvenile Marine Iguanas sign.Juvenile Marine Iguanas lined the path at this point.
Underwater photograph by Joel BergsmaJuvenile Marine Iguanas everywhere!Islote TintorerasMarine Iguanas can descend down the dark hole toward the water to feed.
Marine Iguana sticks its head out of a dark hole in the lava.A cluster of marine iguanas on a nesting beach.Islote TintorerasMarine Iguanas on a nesting beach.
Nesting beach for the marine iguanasThe trifecta - Sea lion, marine iguana, and Sally Lightfoot Crab.Marine Iguana.Marine Iguana seeks the heat afforded by a lava rock at the water's edge.
Marine Iguana.Marine iguanas congregate along the shore and our path.A cluster of marine iguanas on a nesting beach.Marine Iguana
Marine iguanas.A Marine Iguana, a reptile unique to the Galapagos Islands, basks in the warmth of the sandy beach.Sally Lightfoot Crab approaches a sleeping Marine Iguana.A Marine Iguana, a reptile unique to the Galapagos Islands, basks in the warmth of the sandy beach.
A Marine Iguana, a reptile unique to the Galapagos Islands, basks in the warmth of the sandy beach.Marine Iguanas basking near the mangroves in the warmth of the sandy beach.Marine Iguana at rest on the outdoor deck of the Red Magrove Aventura Lodge in Puerto Ayora.Marine Iguana (endemic species). Warming itself on the outdoor deck of the Lodge.
Marine Iguana (endemic species). The white residue on its head is salt that it ejects periodically from its nostrils.Marine Iguana (endemic species). The white residue on its head is salt that it ejects periodically from its nostrils.Marine Iguana (endemic species). Warming itself on the outdoor deck of the Lodge.Marine Iguana (endemic species). Warming itself on the outdoor deck of the Lodge.
Marine IguanaMarine IguanaMarine Iguanas crossing the road near the sign.Marine Iguana crossing (from the Ocean to an inland mangrove swamp)

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