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They can survive in really harsh conditions.
Rylee Skeens

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Can dive to 35 meters
Rylee Skeens

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The Isabella island is the largest out of the islands. San Cristobal was the 1st island to be explored
Alston R

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They are 60 cm in length

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1.  Patrick was the first accidental resident
2. Traded grown food with passing ships

-Cammie

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The islands are caused by the intersection of 3 tectonic plates.      There are over 400 different species of fish in the Galapagos area.

-Andrew Neill

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-The galapagos island is the only place the people see them come in large groups.
-They can reach a maximum length of 20ft.
-Isabella shelby

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tortoises can get up to 300 kg
Tortoises get up to 100 years old
-shawne byers

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The giant tortoises where saved from almost going  extinct with excessive breeding

The marine iguana is the only undersea lizard in the world

Oliviah Bell

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Isabela island is the largest Galapagos island
Isabela has several active volcanoes

Antonio Vigil

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darvin stayed on the Santiago island for nine day and hiked all the island and got many samples. the Isabela island is largest Galapagos island
Antonio hale

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-They are the only underwater lizard
- Darwin only had 34 days to explore the Galapagos islands
-Sofia Sanchez

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Charles slept in a poop cabin in his trip
-Marcus Smith

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1. Marine Iguanas can grow up to 1.5 meters in length.
2. They are able to dive to depths of 25 meters

kahlen wails

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There are less than 100 galapagos finches left in the Galapaos island.-Ludwing A

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They aren't concerned to go extinct.
They are 15-30 cm in length.
Their main predators are hawks and snakes.
They're omnivores

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The Galapagos penguins are severely endangered to marine pollution -Ludwing A