The Galápagos Islands are a protected area because of their unique wildlife, including marine iguanas, tortoises, green turtles, sea cucumbers, flightless cormorants, and the Galápagos penguin ...

Travelers visit this isolated strip of Santa Cruz's southern coastline for some quality face time with the Galapagos' marine turtles. If you visit between January and February, you may even catch ...

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When Fray Tomás de Berlanga first landed on the Galapagos Islands in 1535, he wasn’t impressed by the dry, volcanic landscape. However, he certainly was shocked to see giant tortoises so enormous that ...

Marine iguanas do this by “sneezing” it out. Special glands in their nostrils filter out the salt and enable them to expel it. Visitors to the Galápagos Islands can often see marine iguanas perform ...

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Belgian biotech Galapagos is mixing things up again via a plan to split in two, separating its innovative medicines and cell therapy businesses, which will result in the loss of around 300 jobs or ...

Celebrity Flora in the Galapagos Islands, Chile. The Galapagos will ... and later snorkelling with sea lions, sea turtles and reef sharks, which is an exhilarating highlight of the trip.

Image screenshot by Facts ... Commons The Galapagos penguin is unique as the only penguin species found north of the equator. They mate for life but face threats from warming sea temperatures and ...

Upon arrival, savor a traditional Galapagos coffee with lemongrass ... journey to uncover the captivating charm of the Galápagos Islands at El Rancho el Chato. Here, giant tortoises roam freely ...