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The Galapagos Islands are located off the coast of Ecuador in South America and were formed by volcanic activity millions of years ago. They were explored by Father Tomas Berlanga, John Cook, and Charles Darwin. The islands are known for their giant tortoises that can weigh 500 pounds and live over 100 years.
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Smallwood Chase
- 1. Galapagos Islands Chase R.
- 2. Continent: South America Explorers: Father Tomas Berlanga, John Cook, Charles Darwin Country: Ecuador
- 3. The islands were formed millions of years ago from volcanoes.
- 4. Two islands had volcanic eruptions in 1998.
- 5. The giant tortoise can weigh 500 pounds and live 100 years or more.