he Galapagos Islands are famous for the diverse animal and plant life found on the land and in the surrounding seas. There are more than 400 species of fish alone, so visiting the islands is like stepping into a National Geographic documentary. You can schedule trips to the Galapagos Islands to see the amazing wildlife for yourself. Here are just a few facts about the Galapagos Islands, this incredible area that you may find interesting.
Mammals: 32 species recorded
Reptiles: 28 species recorded
Darwin Finches: 13 sub-species recorded
Sea Birds: 42 species recorded
Shore Birds: 34 species recorded
Water Birds: 21 species recorded
Land Birds: 49 species recorded
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