Galapagos - October 2008

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The reptile that stumped the world of naturalists. The sea iguana


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And a couple of crabs for no reason other than the colours


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OK, so that's enough land stuff.

Time to see some seals that aren't just lying around. They're playful as can be in the water!


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And more...

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Rays and turtles


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Time for some big stuff, methinks. Whaleshark time (this is where I miss a fisheye lens)


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more of the big chaps



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Last couple. The second one's my favourite.



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There are other sharks around, oh yes.



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Sometimes you don't even notice them...



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But truth be told, the hammerheads are the big attraction underwater...

Even when they're far away...


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Or a bit closer...



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