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WHAT THE HIGH FOR THE GALAPAGOS PENGUIN?
What is the high were the Galapagos penguin lives? What is the low were the Galapagos penguin lives
When it is hot in Galapagos Island is it wet?
The time period between December and May is considered the "warm season". During this warmer season, the Galapagos' climate is more tropical with daily rain and cloudier skies.
What high school courses are required for family law?
Galapagos Islands
What would the climate be like in the Galapagos?
There are Two Seasons in the Islands:1) The hot season from December to May when humidity is high and average temperatures are in the 80s F (26 - 30 C).2) And the dry season from June to November. There may be occasional showers, but the days are generally hot and sunny.
What is the name of the archipelago located at the equator west of Ecuador?
Galapagos Islands
What is the literacy rate of the Galapagos Islands?
The literacy rate of the Galapagos Islands is estimated to be around 97%. This high literacy rate is attributed to the strong education system in place on the islands.
Is the Galapagos islands a tropical rain forest?
NO! Most of the Galapagos islands are deserts. They get rain only in the highlands of the large islands. The exception are strong El Niño years when it can rain in all parts of the islands. The rain, however is too infrequent to allow the growth of tropical rain forests. Instead most islands in the Galapagos have giant tree cactuses. Most tree species actually have not been able to cross the ocean (except for those introduced by humans).
When is high season in Maine?
high season is mid-June to October, and low season is November, January to April.
Where does the galapagos tortise live?
In the galapagos island
What is the Galapagos tortoises predators?
Galapagos Hawk
What is the climite of the galapagos island?
The climate of the Galapagos Islands varies from season to season and year to year. From May to December, when the winds blow in a southeasterly direction, the shores of the southern islands are bathed in cool waters, chilling the air and creating unusually cold conditions for equatorial islands. The rainy season, which lasts from January to April, is marked by decreased winds and warmer sea currents. About every seven years, the Humboldt Current is interrupted by El Nino, which drives warm waters that are normally sent westward by wind and the Earth's rotation toward the shores of South America and the Galapagos Islands.
Are there seals in the galapagos?
Yes, the Galapagos Islands are home to the Galapagos Sea Lions (Zalophus wollebaeki).
