Tag Archives: tortoises

What is it about giants in the Islands?

Posted on July 31, 2012 by idegeka
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Gigantism is often associated with the Galapagos Islands. The giant tortoise of course is what first comes to mind. These creatures, that are WAY bigger than your usual turtle, in the wild do feel like dinosaurs. Of course, they are … Continue reading >>

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Darwin’s Galapagos Tortoise?

Posted on July 23, 2012 by idegeka
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The Galapagos Islands, of course, is all about tortoises… (it’s in the name). And more so now that Lonesome George, that long lost La Pinta tortoise subspieces that had become for so many years the star of Galapagos travel passed away… … Continue reading >>

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Galapagos tortoise breeding programs

Posted on July 16, 2012 by idegeka
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There are several breeding center programs in the Galapagos tours usually take you to at least one of them, in order for you to see the work being done in view of wildlife conservation. Sadly, Lonesome George is no longer … Continue reading >>

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Galapagos Cruises: In the Land of Reptiles

Posted on November 27, 2011 by idegeka
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Reptiles remind us of prehistoric times, and since Galapagos holiday cruises put you face to face with so many different and such unique kinds, Galapagos travel does, too. The Galapagos Islands are dominated by reptiles. In the eyes of many … Continue reading >>

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