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EXPLORE THE GALAPAGOS

 * By Susan K. Lewis and David Levin
 * Posted 10.26.09
 * NOVA

The Galapagos Islands, a remote archipelago off the coast of Ecuador, may be the
birthplace of our scientific understanding of evolution. Charles Darwin, who put
the Galapagos on the map, pointed to them as the "origin of all my views." In
this multimedia feature, get a sense of their extraordinary animals and
landscapes through panoramic photos, video, and audio. And trace Darwin's
journey to see how the islands sparked his thinking about evolution.

Launch Interactive

With a multimedia map, see the islands as they are today and learn how they
inspired Darwin.


CREDITS


SPECIAL THANKS

Chris Schneider, Boston University


IMAGES


EXPLORE THE ISLANDS—ANIMALS & GEOLOGY VIDEO CREDITS

(marine iguana feeding) © photoBlueIce/iStockphoto (iguanas at water's edge) ©
Krister Wulff/iStockphoto (Galapagos giant tortoise walking 1, tortoise walking
2) © Krister Wulff/iStockphoto (blue-footed booby) © Krister Wulff/iStockphoto
(Sally Lightfoot crabs walking) © photoBlueIce/iStockphoto (Galapagos sea lions
on beach, sea lions underwater) © Krister Wulff/iStockphoto


EXPLORE THE ISLANDS—ANIMALS & GEOLOGY IMAGE CREDITS

(Galapagos penguin with horizon) © John Frink/iStockphoto (penguin at shore) ©
Yaiza Fernandez Garcia/iStockphoto (penguin on rock) © John
MacIlwinen/iStockphoto (flightless cormorant drying wings) © Tim Davis/Corbis
(cormorant swimming) Courtesy Mark Putney (common cactus finch) © Visuals
Unlimited/Corbis (Carge ground finch) © Miguel Castro/Photo Researchers, Inc
(woodpecker finch) © Tierbild Okapia/Photo Researchers, Inc (Darwin lake) ©
Specialist Stock/Corbis (satellite image of Fernandina and Isabela island
volcanoes) Courtesy NASA Earth Observatory (volcanic crater) © Frans
Lanting/Corbis (dormant volcanic cinder cones) © Nancy Nehring/iStockphoto
(moray eel in a coral reef) © Stephen Frink/Corbis (school of fish near a coral
reef) © Dennis Sabo/iStockphoto


EXPLORE THE ISLANDS—PANORAMAS IMAGE CREDITS

(all Gigapan images) Courtesy Bruce Perry


WHAT DARWIN SAW IMAGE CREDITS

(The Beagle) from Voyage of The Beagle by Charles Darwin (Sean Carroll) © WGBH
Educational Foundation ("First Impressions" etching) from A Naturalist's Journey
Around the World by Charles Darwin ("Darwin the Collector" wildlife) from Voyage
of The Beagle by Charles Darwin (Sean Carroll with tortoise) Courtesy Cici Clark
("Eating Tortoises" drawing) Public Domain (Cliff Tabin) © WGBH Educational
Foundation ("Darwin's Finches" finches drawing) Public Domain ("The Big Picture"
portrait of Charles Darwin) Public Domain


RELATED LINKS


 * DARWIN'S DARKEST HOUR
   
   A two-hour drama on the crisis that forced Darwin to publish his theory of
   evolution


 * WHAT DARWIN NEVER KNEW
   
   One hundred and fifty years later, scientists decode nature's greatest
   mysteries—a two-hour special.


 * DARWIN'S PREDICTIONS
   
   Over 150 years later, science continues to confirm most of Darwin's
   conjectures.


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