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Photo Gallery: Animals of the Galápagos
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Photo: Black-browed albatross in flight
Photo: Blue-footed booby in the Galápagos IslandsPhoto: A bottlenose dolphin prepares to submergePhoto: Hammerhead sharkPhoto: A red-footed booby on a tree branchPhoto: Green sea turtlePhoto: Black-browed albatross in flightPhoto: An endangered Galápagos tortoise with neck outstretchedPhoto: A marine iguana basking in the sunPhoto: Hawksbill sea turtle
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Wide-winged and long-lived, albatrosses are rarely seen on land, preferring to stay out on the ocean except to mate and raise their young.
Photograph by Steve Raymer

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