Must have been a fantastic trip! Nice photos. BTW, it is well documented

Posted by Keith E. on July 27, 2000 at 19:39:28:

In Reply to: Marine Iguanas: "What, me worry?" posted by Terry on July 26, 2000 at 23:29:11:

: Like other animals on the Galapagos Islands, Marine Iguanas evidence no fear of humans. Human visitors had to step over or around them, on narrow paths.

: The lizards have the unique behavioral trait of "sneezing" to expel salt/salt water from their nostrils. Because of their lack of concern over human intrusion, those sneezes sometimes sprayed photographers who ventured too closely (in this instance, Terra Dunham).

: that chuckwallas "sneeze" to expel salt (although not sea water).

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