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Animals of Ecuador

Animals of Ecuador. Photos and Text by Katherine Williams. Land Iguana. This iguana lives in a park. The hotel workers feed it cabbage. Pelican. The pelican eats fish from the ocean. Llama. The llama lives in the Andes Mountains. Llamas eat grass. Parrots.

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Animals of Ecuador

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  1. Animals of Ecuador Photos and Text by Katherine Williams

  2. Land Iguana This iguana lives in a park. The hotel workers feed it cabbage.

  3. Pelican The pelican eats fish from the ocean.

  4. Llama The llama lives in the Andes Mountains. Llamas eat grass.

  5. Parrots Parrots live in the rainforest. They eat seeds, nuts, and fruit. These are called military macaws.

  6. Butterflies These butterflies live in the rainforest. They sip nectar from flowers.

  7. Blue-footed Booby The blue-footed booby only lives on the Galapagos Islands. It eats fish.

  8. Nazca Booby The Nazca booby catches fish in the Pacific Ocean and nests on the Galápagos Islands.

  9. Waved Albatross The waved albatross of the Galápagos are doing a courtship dance. They are hitting their bills together.

  10. Marine Iguana The marine iguana eats algae (very small plants) from the sea.

  11. Sally Lightfoot Crabs • Sally lightfoot crabs live on the rocks in the Galápagos Islands. They also like to eat algae.

  12. Galapágos Sea Lions The sea lions live on the sandy beach and eat fish from the ocean.

  13. Galápagos Tortoises Some Galápagos (or giant) tortoises can weigh 500 pounds. They eat vegetation and live on the land.

  14. Resources Benders-Hyde, Elisabeth M. Blue Planet Biomes. 2000. 13 Nov. 2005. <http://www.blueplanetbiomes.org/llama.htm>. Clipart: Courtesy of Microsoft Word 2002. Dr. Jungle’s Animal World. 2005. 13 Nov. 2005. <http://animal-world.com/encyclo/birds/macaws/military.php>. Mexfish.com. 2005. 12 Nov. 2005. <http://www.mexfish.com/fish/salltft/salltft.htm> Still, Rob and Swash, Andy. Birds, Mammals, & Reptiles of the Galápagos Islands. New Haven: Yale University Press, 2000.

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