Fernandina was at its most spectacular, with the low tides meaning the intertidal activity was abundant. The marine iguanas (the only sea-going lizards in the world, unique to Galapagos) were particularly active. They are in their breeding season, and although we have become used to seeing the males displaying, and even fighting, the naturalists were thrilled to finally catch a couple copulating, a first for many of us!
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