Isla Isabela It is the largest island in the set of islands-Galapagos islands-. BOOBY BIRDS-Blue footed, red footed, and masked booby birds can be found on most of the islands in the Galapagos islands. Click here to return.

Isla Pinta!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Click here to return. GALAPAGOS PENGUINS. It is the only type of penguin that live in hot climates. The average height of it is 49cm and it usually weighs about 2.5 kilograms Click here to return.

Isla Fernandina Galapagos sea lion They are often found sun bathing on beaches and rocky shores. They can also be found diving through the warm sea. The male are considerably larger than Galapagos sea lion females, with a steeply sloping forehead and raised crown, and a very thick neck when fully mature. Click here to return.

Isla San Cristobal Marine iguana The iguana can dive over nine metres ( 30ft ) into the water to feed on algae growing on the sea bed . The Galapagos marine iguana is large and can come in different colours. During the mating season it becomes a considerably brighter colour than usual. Click here to return.

Isla genovesa Frigate bird The males have inflatable red-coloured throat pouches, which they inflate to attract females during the mating season . Also the males have a wingspan of up to 2.3 metres. Click here to return.

Isla baltra Galapagos tortoise The largest of the tortoises, the cool Galapagos tortoise is incredibly long-lived. One tortoise called Lonesome George lived over 150 years . Galapagos tortoises are unmistakable due to their large size and bulky shape. The Galapagos tortoise has two distinct shell shapes: dome-shelled and saddle-backed. Click here to return

ISLA Santa Maria Galapagos crabs Click here to return. The Galapagos crabs come in many different colours. They are black or dark brown when young which is useful for helping it hide itself from its predators . It lives on the black lava coasts of the Galapagos Islands. They become a reddish colour when fully grown.

Isla MARCHENA Yellow bellied sea snake Length: up to 80 cm You can identify it by its black and yellow pattern and flattened tail, an adaptation for swimming . It also feeds on small fish. Click here to return