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First recorded Pink Iguana hatchlings found on Galapagos Island
by Jacquelyne Germain

The Smithsonian Magazine    Translate This Article
23 December 2022

On 23 December 2022 The Smithsonian Magazine reported: With seven expeditions over the past ten months, scientists in the Galapagos Islands have been studying the last surviving population of critically endangered pink iguanas. Made up of an estimated 200 to 300 adults, the population has been declining and aging over the last decade, leading to concern about the species going extinct. Now, scientists have made a major discovery: They've revealed the first-ever documented nesting sites of the reptile and the first recorded pink iguana hatchlings. Global Good News service views this news as a sign of rising positivity in the field of science, documenting the growth of life-supporting, evolutionary trends.

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