The marine iguana is a species of iguana found only on the Galápagos Islands. This very unique lizard can dive as deep as 98 ft and spend up to one hour underwater. When diving to 23 ft or deeper, they regularly remain submerged for approximately 30 minutes. #DiscoverGlobe 🌎 | Science Channel

Watch Marine Iguanas Battle Freezing Waves for Food On the Galapagos Islands, marine iguanas are unique wildlife, perfectly adapted to their harsh volcanic islands. These fascinating sea lizards exhibit remarkable reptile behavior, warming themselves on black lava before diving into the cold surf to graze. Discover more marine iguana facts and witness their incredible adaptations for survival. #ocean #survival #iguana #marineiguana #marineiguanas #galapagos | Wild Wonders

Is Godzilla a marine iguana? Videos by Roberto Ochoa at Galapagos | Cressi

"Marine iguanas are living dinosaurs/mini Godzilla’s 🦖 Shot this in the Galapagos, one of the only places in the world you can dive with them as they swim down to depths of 20m to feed on algae on the rocks. It makes for such a unique experience to look up, and see dozens of large lizards swimming down toward you! Only in the #galapagos" ~ @sheltondupreez 📸 | Ocean Conservation Research - OCR

GODZILLA!! Our Planet Daily: "Marine Iguanas are the only marine lizard species in the world found only in the Galápagos Islands. They can dive as deep as 30m (98ft) and hold their breaths for 30-40 mins. It’s believed that they evolved from a common ancestor millions of years ago after arriving on the islands by rafting." | Pee-wee Herman