Unique Fiji crested iguana: Rare reptile of the South Pacific in the spotlight (00018007)
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Description: The Fiji crested iguana, scientifically known as Brachylophus vitiensis or Vokai, Vokai Votovoto, is a fascinating lizard species endemic to the islands of Fiji. Discovered in 1979, this crested iguana is extremely rare and critically endangered. With a distinctive crest on its back, it captivates nature enthusiasts and researchers alike. Learn more about the behavior and conservation status of this remarkable reptile.
Location: Viti Levu, Sigatoka/Kula Ecopark, Fiji
Date of Capture: 27.09.2005