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Why Are The Galapagos Iguanas Disappearing? - Vanishing Dragons - Real Wild

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The Galapagos Islands is home to one of the most unusual creatures in the world, the marine iguana. These animals have for billions of years survived in Galapagos & adapted to their hostile environment. A few years ago, however, they started to die in huge numbers & experts are at a loss. What threatens those dinosaur-like animals & what can be done to prevent them from going extinct?

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