"This bird presents a unique challenge to Darwin's theory of evolution. The flightless Dove is an endemic species from the Galápagos Islands. Currently, the population of this bird is less than 2,000 individuals, making it one of the rarest bird species in the world."

"Sally Lightfoot Crab is one of the most colorful creatures in the Galápagos. They are also known as the most agile because they can jump instantly when they feel threatened and move at an incredible speed that surpasses most other crabs in the world."

"Waved albatrosses manage their time between the shores of South America, where they search for food, and the Galapagos Islands, becoming their annual breeding destination. Waved albatrosses can fly for hours thanks to a phenomenon known as dynamic soaring."

The origin of the name "booby" can be traced back to the Spanish word "Bobo," which means clown. Because the vast distance in the Pacific Ocean provides boobies in the Galápagos a protected area from a number of predators.

"With a small body and large wings, frigatebirds have the ability to fly that allows them to stay airborne for days or even weeks. Frigatebirds often serve as indicators of weather changes, so the sudden presence of a wave of frigatebirds can be a sign of an impending storm."

"Darwin’s finches, a term that refers to 15 different species of small birds, actually have similar body types and colors, but with very different beaks. This diversity of beaks provided an important impetus for Darwin in starting his research on natural selection and evolution."

"Perhaps this is one of the turtles that can defeat the rabbit. Although giant turtles do not have speed, they have a longer lifespan with an average life of more than 100 years."

"Iguanas are among the most unique creatures in the Galapagos. Unlike most modern animals, marine iguanas have an extraordinary ability to live in two elements, land and sea, and can even dive to depths of 30 feet."

"Charles Darwin did not describe the Galápagos iguana as a unique animal. However, this iguana has a distinctive orange-yellow color on the underside and a reddish-brown color on the top."