Darwin found hundreds of marine iguanas on the rocks basking in the sun. He tossed many back into the river repeatedly and each time they would swim back into shore instead of remaining in the water to avoid him. What is the best explanation?

The marine iguana was looking for prey since it feeds on land

Too much time in the water's cold temperatures will kill the marine iguana

The sun changes the colors of the marine iguana allowing it to camouflage and avoid predators on land, but not in the ocean.

The marine iguana wants to remain with the other iguanas since they’ve formed p

Question

Darwin found hundreds of marine iguanas on the rocks basking in the sun. He tossed many back into the river repeatedly and each time they would swim back into shore instead of remaining in the water to avoid him. What is the best explanation?

 The marine iguana was looking for prey since it feeds on land

 Too much time in the water's cold temperatures will kill the marine iguana

 The sun changes the colors of the marine iguana allowing it to camouflage and avoid predators on land, but not in the ocean.

 The marine iguana wants to remain with the other iguanas since they’ve formed p

anonymous · Answer

I think it is B but not sure