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Can you tell the difference between the different iguanas
that live on the Galapagos Islands? Do you know a saddleback
tortoise from a domed tortoise? Take your best shot.
Of the lizards shown,
this is the only one that isn’t a marine iquana.
(Click on the picture.)
*By the way, Taxo Faxo is faux Latin for “Taxonomy
Facts.” When scientists organize animals into groups
it’s called taxonomy. Comparing similarities and
differences is how taxonomists figure out which species,
or group, an animal belongs to. Usually animals from
the same species look and act alike and breed together
in the wild.
The
Galapagos tortoise can live for more than 150 years.
