In this picture you can see a lizard sitting on a head of marine iguana. Doesn’t it look funny? When I saw for the first time iguana with a lizard on its head I was taking many pictures. Then, a few steps further, there was another iguana with lizard, and another, and another… Even in this picture, in the background, you can see a lizard sitting on iguana’s tail.
Just look carefully not to miss anything on your way, and enjoy everything you see. 🙂
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Dzisiejsze zdjęcie przedstawia małą jaszczurkę siedzącą na głowie legwana morskiego. Czy nie wygląda to zabawnie? Gdy zobaczyłam taką scenę po raz pierwszy, mój aparat fotograficzny nie przestawał robić zdjęć. 😉 Kilka kroków dalej spotkaliśmy kolejną jaszczurkę na głowie legwana, i kolejną. Nawet na zdjęciu, na drugim planie widać jaszczurkę siedzącą na ogonie legwana.
Na wyspach Galapagos warto się rozglądać dookoła cały czas aby niczego nie przegapić. I właściwie każdy widok będzie zachwycający.
So amazing and interesting!
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super para przyjaciół 🙂
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Rarely seen, that’s a unique moment 🙂
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Loooove it! great post
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Thank you!
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Bardzo zgrany duet. Dobrze, że jednej i drugiej stronie odpowiada taki układ i mniejszy osobnik siedzi na głowie większego, a nie odwrotnie.
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Dziękuję za odwiedziny !
Fantastic capture, I also love the humor in this picture
Thank you! 🙂
Incredible. I can’t wait to visit the Galapagos.
Thanks! I’m sure you’ll love the islands!
Marine iguanas are cool lizards, they are the only lizard that forages in the sea eating exclusively inter- and subtidal algae primarily red algae. Although they didn’t impress Charles Darwin who called them disgusting and clumsy, and “imps of darkness”.
The little guy on his head is a Lava Lizard are the most abundant reptile on the Galapagos Islands
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Both animals are big part of ecosystem in Galapagos, and everyone will see them at least a few times 🙂
I agree marine iguanas are cool, but some of them look quite scary…
The Galapagos Islands sound amazing, but unfortunately the lizards and iguanas are probably the reason I could never visit! I’m terrified of these creatures! I know they’re harmless, but I still can’t bring myself to get near them! Great capture, though! 🙂
oh, they usually don’t do any harm, however some of them look scary…
I couldnt believe how huge they were when we visited the Galapagos. Really fascinating creatures – loved the diverse range of exotic wildlife!
I totally agree with you! 🙂 so many different animals – wonderful place 🙂
Easy to miss something like this as it blends so well. Great photo.
Thank you, Sue! 🙂
Loved hnaging out and even swimming twith the Iguanas on the Galaps . so good right!
that’s true, swimming and scuba diving with them is great!
They look like best of friends!
hihi, they do! 😀
Okay, I’m going to get an ‘imp of darkness’ for a hat. What a sight!
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That’s so funny! I wonder why they do that–maybe it’s for warmth? Either way, great shot!! Would love to explore the Galapagos!
Thank you for visiting! 🙂