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At Wolf Volcano on Isabela Island lives the Galapagos pink iguana, a species that urgent efforts now work to protect the pink iguana from extinction.
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The whale shark, the largest fish in the world, is an icon of the oceans and a symbol of the unique biodiversity of the Galapagos Islands. These majestic giants are essential to marine ecology and add significant value to tourism and the sustainability of these islands.
Nature lovers, buckle up for a wild adventure! The world has terrific destinations where wildlife reigns supreme, but none are as iconic as the Galápagos Islands. This archipelago, located in the Pacific Ocean about 600 kilometers off the coast of Ecuador, is a paradise of unique species and unmatched natural beauty. Here’s why the Galápagos deserve a top spot on your bucket list.
Saltwater crabs pervade almost every shore you visit, but in Galapagos, there is only one species that stands out from the rest, the Sally Lightfoot Crab
Brown-Haded Spider Monkeys have been spotted returning to the Mashpi Reserve, delighting conservationists and visitors alike!
Be sure to look out for some of these amazing fish in the Galapagos Islands while snorkeling, you can see hundreds of species.
The Galapagos Islands represent something enormously unique to our planet and the importance of conservation efforts. Read more in our blog!
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