Galapagos Ecuador Galapagos Penguin Isabela
Galapagos - Ecuador Endemic and the only penguins living north of the equator thanks to the cool waters of the Humboldt and Cromwell currents. Union Rock Isabela
Galapagos - Ecuador Details Text Terra Nova Santiago
Galapagos - Ecuador Details Text Blue-Footed Booby North Seymour
Galapagos - Ecuador Details Text Blue-Footed Booby North Seymour
Galapagos - Ecuador Males court with a high-stepping strut, showing off their fabulous blue feet. Sleeping like a rock Sea Lion
Galapagos - Ecuador Details Text Great Blue Heron Playa Borrero
Santa Cruz - Galapagos, ECU Details Text Magnificent Red Magnificient Frigate Bird
N Seymour - Galapagos, ECU The wingspan of up to 2.5 m is the largest of any bird relative to the body size. They can stay airborne for up to a week - even while asleep. Galapagos Land Iguana North Seymour
Galapagos - Ecuador Up to 1 m long and endemic to the Galapagos, these Iguanas like to feed on prickly pear cactus. Giant Galapagos Tortoise Santa Cruz
Galapagos - Ecuador Weighing up to 417 kg , Giant Galapagos Tortoises are also the longest-lived of all vertebrates. The oldest on record was 152 years old. More Fotos Marine Iguana Santa Cruz
Galapagos - Ecuador Endemic to the Galapagos, these Iguanas can hold their breath for up to 40 mins when diving for seaweed and algae. Special glands allow them to sneeze out excess seawater salt. More Fotos Sally Lightfoot Crab Santa Cruz
Galapagos - Ecuador These crabs live in a symbiosis with marine iguanas - feeding on their skin parasites and pieces of dead skin. Mercury Bath Marine Iguana
Santa Cruz - Galapagos, ECU Details Text Los Tunneles Isabela
Galapagos - Ecuador Details Text Galapagos Pelican Isabela
Galapagos - Ecuador The Galapagos Pelican is said to be an endemic sub-species of the more common brown pelican. Juvenile Magnificent Frigate Bird
N Seymour - Galapagos, ECU Details Text Green Sea Turtle Isabela
Galapagos - Ecuador Details Text Filigree Leaves Isabela
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