In concluding their expedition to Wolf Volcano, on Isabela Island in the Galápagos, scientists have conducted the first survey of the pink land iguana, a criticallyendangered species that lives nowhere else on Earth. The survey used camera traps and involved 30 scientists spreading out over nearly 1,000 acres of the “most inhospitable places in Galápagos,” […]
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