an infestation of large lizards. According to Juba also is Ninguaria, which is positioned in sight of the Fortunate Islands, and has received its name from its perpetual snows. Situated beside it is Canaria, inhabited by dogs of large sizes, with traces of buildings notably present as well. Although all these islands are fertile, Canaria produces caryota in great quantity, in addition to pine nuts, honey, papyrus, and the fish silurus.

The Isles are mentioned in Book II of A True History by the Greek