The Galápagos Animal Tourists NEVER Forget!

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Galápagos sea lions are often one of the animals visitors remember most. Their pups play, fight and interact in ways that can look remarkably similar to puppy dogs on a beach. They’re an endemic species found almost entirely in the Galápagos, and unlike true seals they have visible external ears and can rotate their hind flippers underneath their bodies, allowing them to walk — and even gallop — on land. ________________________________________________________________________________ Planning a trip to the Galápagos Islands? 🏝️ Paul McFarling is a Galápagos guide and tour organiser with over 30 years of experience helping travellers explore the islands, wildlife, landscapes, and natural history of this extraordinary destination. Since 1992, he has worked with leading cruise and tour operators across the Galápagos and now organises personalised adventures for private travellers, families, student groups, alumni groups, and educational expeditions. Whether you are planning your first visit or looking for expert guidance on creating the right itinerary, Paul can help you make the most of your time in the Galápagos. 📍 Plan your Galápagos adventure: www.galapex.com ✉️ Contact Paul: info@galapex.com Subscribe for more Galápagos wildlife, island insights, travel advice, and stories from over three decades of guiding.

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