Galapagos Tortoise Facts Free Coloring Page

Galapagos Tortoise!

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Galápagos tortoises lead an uncomplicated life, grazing on grass, leaves, and cactus, basking in the sun, and napping nearly 16 hours per day. A slow metabolism and large internal stores of water mean they can survive up to a year without eating or drinking.

Spanish sailors who discovered the archipelago in 1535 actually named it after the abundant tortoises; the Spanish word for tortoise is galápago. Read more here

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Fun facts about the green iguana

• They can detach their tails if caught and grow another. Now that’s clever!

• They’ve got excellent eyesight allowing them to spot prey or detect danger a long way away.

• Although classed as omnivores they tend to stick to an herbivorous diet.

• Green iguanas have very sharp teeth capable of shredding leaves and puncturing human skin.

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