The Galápagos pink land iguana is one of the rarest reptiles on Earth — and it has one of the wildest survival strategies. These iguanas lay their eggs in active volcanic soils, using the natural heat from the volcano to help their babies develop faster. Only a tiny population survives today, making this species one of the most endangered reptiles in the entire archipelago. This shirt design is part of my Endangered Species holiday collection, featuring the lesser-known animals that need the mos

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Awesome news! Hatchlings of the rare Galapagos pink land iguana have been identified for the first time, the Directorate of Galapagos National Park announced. The species, which was first spotted in 1986 and only classified officially in 2009 , is considered critically endangered. Approximately 200 adults remain, all of which are confined to Wolf Volcano on Isabela Island, making them especially vulnerable. “This discovery marks a significant step forward, which allows us to identify a path goin