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Santa Cruz Tim and tortoise
I'm not a midget, so this gives you an idea of just how big these tortoises are. The CDRS, Santa Cruz, Galapagos.
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Santa Cruz Tim and tortoise
CDRS - Diegito
The 100-year-old Hood Island (Espanola) tortoise who just can't get enough. Still fathering the youngsters at his great age. Clearly our guide's hero.
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Santa Cruz CDRS tortoises
Santa Cruz CDRS tortoise
Santa Cruz CDRS tortoise
Look at the size of this male in comparison to the fully-grown humans.
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Santa Cruz CDRS tortoises
Female giant tortoises of the Charles Darwin Research Station.
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Lonesome George and concubines
Lonesome George is the last known Pinta Island tortoise. But why isn't he interested in the ladies he...
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Lonesome George
The CDRS's star inhabitant. Our guide certainly had some interesting views about this guy. Is there another out there somewhere?
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Santa Cruz CDRS small ground finch
The small ground finch, which has evolved to fill the sparrow's niche in the Galapagos.
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Santa Cruz CDRS cactus finch
A cactus finch at the CDRS. If I've got this wrong, sorry, but these are very hard to tell apart.
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Santa Cruz CDRS - Darwin's finch
A small ground finch (I think) at the Charles Darwin Research Station, Santa Cruz, Galapagos
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