Editing Geography of Fiji (section)

==Ecology==
{{see also|Fiji tropical moist forests|Fiji tropical dry forests}}

[[Fiji]] has more than three hundred [[island]]s, four of which are of a significant size. From largest to smallest, these four islands are [[Viti Levu]], [[Vanua Levu]], [[Kadavu Island]], and [[Taveuni Island]]. The Fiji islands are home to numerous indigenous [[flora]] and [[fauna]]. These include:
* [[Fiji banded iguana]]
* [[Fiji crested iguana]]

Fiji once hosted several now-extinct Pleistocene and Holocene species, including a large [[crocodilian]] of the genus ''[[Volia]]'', which was likely the apex predator of its environment. Other notable extinct species include ''[[Lapitiguana|Lapitiguana impensa]]'', a giant iguana, as well as the flightless [[Viti Levu giant pigeon]].

{{see also|List of birds of Fiji|List of endemic plants of Fiji}}