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The Galapagos Islands are known for their endemic (unique) wildlife.
There are rare animals that can only be seen in these group of Islands.
These Islands are a living museum of evolutionary changes, with a wide variety of exotic species exclusive to this Archipelago.
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What is the name of the archipelago located at the equator west of Ecuador?
Galapagos Islands
Why are galapagos animls different?
Galapagos animals are different from others in the world because they evolved with time according to the environment of these islands. This is why most of the wildlife in Galapagos is endemic (unique to these Islands)
What are 3 animal fond on the galapagos islands?
Blue footed booby, Galapagos tortoises, and Galapagos finches are a few examples of the unique animals found there.
When did Charles Darwin get back from the Galapagos Islands?
when he had sex with all woman on the island
What famous islands are part of the Ecuador?
Galapagos Islands the black ans islands
What is the absolute and relative locations of the Galapagos islands?
The absolute location of the Galapagos Islands is approximately 1,000 kilometers west of mainland Ecuador in the Pacific Ocean. The relative location of the Galapagos Islands is that they are situated at the confluence of several ocean currents, which has contributed to their unique ecosystem and biodiversity.
What tourist attractions can I expect to see if I travel to Galapagos?
When you travel to the Galapagos Islands, you will be visiting a nature preserve and, as such, will be seeing a lot of natural landmarks, animals, and other flora unique to the islands.
What islands lay off the west coast of the equator in south America?
Galapagos Islands
Which has warmer climate the Falkland Islands or the Galapagos Islands?
The Galapagos Islands
Where are finches found?
The Galapagos Islands.
What are the rivers of the galapagos islands?
There are no rivers in the Galapagos Islands.
What is the land area of galapagos island?
The Galapagos Islands covered an area of around 8000 km2, with 95% of this landmass declared as a National Park in 1959 to protect the unique flora and fauna on the islands.
