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Photograph by Bethany Augliere
A blue and gold macaw in the trees. -
Photograph by Bethany Augliere
A dusky titi monkey forages in the trees of Yasuni National Park in Ecuador. -
Photograph by Bethany Augliere
A blue-footed booby keeps two small chicks warm. Their nest is nothing more than a dip in the sand. -
Photograph by Bethany Augliere
A marine iguana uses the lava rocks to warm up after foraging on algae in the ocean. -
Photograph by Bethany Augliere
A land iguana eats the fruit of a cactus, the staple of their diet, which provides the necessary food and water. -
A large adult male marine iguana climbs a rock. -
Photograph by Bethany Augliere
Sally Lightfoot crabs are very agile and opportunistic feeders. -
Photograph by Bethany Augliere
Galápagos tortoises are the largest living tortoises, weighing about 550 pounds (249 kilograms). -
Photograph by Bethany Augliere
A sea lion rests along a rocky shore.
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