Exotic boobies. Lava tunnels. Cocktails in the jacuzzi. It’s survival of the slickest when you’re a thousand kilometres from ...

Banner image: An endangered Galápagos fur seal. (Credit: Andrew Turner) While most of the world’s oceans are warming due to climate change, a new CU Boulder study explains how the waters around the ...

See the islands' most famous residents up close Many of the birds, reptiles, and mammals found on the Galápagos Islands are endemic, meaning they can't be found anywhere else in the world ...

Visitors who explore the Galápagos Islands on a cruise may see Kicker Rock on the itinerary. The ships often circumnavigate this massive rock monolith rising about 500 feet above the ocean.

The Galápagos Islands in South America contain some of the most unusual animals on the planet. Find out more with Bitesize KS2 Geography.

Only four of the 13 major islands in the Galápagos are inhabited by people. Puerto Ayora, located on the island of Santa Cruz, is home to the largest human population.