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LATEST UPDATE FRIDAY, MAY 17: Edwin Naula, director of The Galápagos National Park told the Ecuadorian newspaper El Universo that a shark attack on a surfer Tuesday was what he called "an isolated incident." Such attacks, he said, are relatively rare although not unheard of in the Galápagos waters.
Video of a couple of turtles swimming among the sharks at "Las Tintoreras," a small group of islands off the town of Puerto Villamil on Isabela.
While the tourism business on Galápagos is booming, it’s producing a growing amount of used oil that can pollute the islands’ delicate environment.
A new article in the scientific journal Nature strikes a hopeful note about efforts to eradicate rodents that threaten native birds and reptiles.
Tips for photographing wildlife on the Galápagos Islands