Growth is usually thought of as a one-way process. For marine iguanas, however, a natural change in the climate can cause them to start shrinking, and it's more than just a case of losing a bit of ...

For the 10-m-long (~33 ft) Foiler's outboard, Norway's Evoy was tapped for a 300-hp (~220-kW) motor fitted with a T-foil for up to 30 knots on the water, with the 120-kWh Li-ion battery packs ...

who studies marine iguana populations. “They are quite ungainly on land but very graceful in the water.” Surviving almost entirely on algae, these lizards, some of which grow longer than four ...

Marine iguanas move easily through the water with their flat, paddle-like tails. They swim in a serpentine motion, just like the iguana in this YouTube video. Larger iguanas are stronger and can ...