They have characterized it Marine iguana (𝘈 ब्ब्ल्यरहैंचुशु च्रिणाटु) as the closest “relative” of… Godzilla In Nature, and really physiognomically, the creators must have been inspired by the likeable reptile, although it does not even compare in ferocity and size with the iconic monster of the cinema.

The Marine Iguana, native to the Galapagos Islands, is and keen swimmer: a unique reptile known for its remarkable adaptation to marine life. Unlike other iguanas, has specialized glands which allow it to expel excess salt ingested while feeding on algae, allowing it to thrive in its oceanic habitat. Despite being primarily herbivores, these iguanas are excellent swimmers and can dive to impressive depths in search of food.

A fascinating fact about marine iguanas is that they are the only species of iguana in the world that can swim and feed in the ocean, making them a true testament to the wonders of evolution in the Galapagos ecosystem. The marine iguana of the Galapagos Islands can stay underwater for up to 30 minutes while feeding on algae.