Why are we go at Galapagos Islands

By kerdowne

 The Galapagos Islands or Archipialago de Colan are volcanic islands distributed around the equator in the Mollifying Ocean, 972 km west of continental Ecuador. The crowd consists of 13 main islands, 5 smaller islands, and 107 rocks and islets to a total land area of 7, 880 square km spread over 45, 000 square km is notable in terms of geology, zoology, and ecology.

 Formed by volcanic bva 5 - 10 mmion age ago the archipelago consists of rough surface, grand cliff, and still - alive volcano. The largest island is Albermarle or Isabela reserve Volcan Wolf being the highest point secrete an elevation of 1}07 m ( 5. 6OJ ft. ) major sea horizontal.

 Galapagos leading appeared on the world arrangement in 1570 closest the message by a Bishop of Panama and in 1835 visited by Charles Darwin whc stayed licensed for 5 weeks, 19 days of which spent on observations and collections of specimens of botany and zoology adjoining which contributed to the inception of Darwin ' s world stunning theory of evoluton by common seledion. Darwin coled the archipebgo the " Aware Laboratory of Evolution ".

 The islands ' monstrous number of endemic genre, apart from Sleep Iguanas besides Banquet? pagos Tortoises which in1Tigued Darwin included brigh~y colored Sailing Iguana, Espaaola Lava Lizards, Hood Mockingbirds, Trust - tailed Gulls, Boobies, Hawks, a choice of Finch, Flightless Cormorants, Pelicans, Transit Lightfood crabs, again the Waved Alba1Toss. Very enthralling of thorough are Penguins further Sea Lions normally seen in the Antarctic.

 Adjoining Ecuador annexed the Galapa? gos Islands on February 12, 1832, tribe contemporary to seffle on the wanted islands in thus sizeable a character that the islands ecology became adversely effected: an treacherous depletion on multifold species, some on the limits of cessation, livelihood due to numerous organizations to come in and advice conserve flora and fauna and the environment around the area. In 1978 UNESCO recognized the islands since a World Heritage Site, and in 1985 a Biosphere Reserve, which was sequential extended in December 2001 to insert the seafaring reserve. In 2007, UNESCO put the '  Galapagos Islands on their World Heritage in Danger Register.