Isla Lobos: accessible 360° tour (text version)

Infographic about Lobos Island: location, protected area, ecological importance, characteristics, Galápagos sea lion, blue-footed booby, great frigatebird and marine life. Also covers: remember, why is it important, interesting fact, allowed activities, best time to visit and how to get there.

Educational infographic about the magnificent frigatebird (Fregata magnificens): the male's inflatable red throat pouch, its long forked tail and aerodynamic body, its role as an aerial predator and how to protect it.

Infographic about Female magnificent frigatebird (Fregata magnificens): black head and white band, long and stylized wings and pelagic habitat. Also covers: why is it important, interesting fact, how to protect it and good practices.

Infographic about Great frigatebird (Fregata minor ridgwayi): hooked beak, black plumage, inflatable throat pouch, large wings and forked tail. Also covers: why is it important, interesting fact, how can you protect it and good practices.

Palo Café ("Euphorbia viminea") - The production of latex in its tissues provides natural defense mechanisms against herbivores and pathogens, as its sap is commonly toxic.

Infographic about Coffee bush (Euphorbia viminea): unique white latex, adapted leaves and ground cover habitat. Also covers: why is it important, interesting fact, how to protect it and good practices.

Beach Sandmat ("Euphorbia serpens") - An annual creeping herb with prostrate stems and tiny opposite leaves that forms small mats on dry, disturbed soils, producing irritating white latex.

Infographic about Swallow herb (Euphorbia serpens): small yellow flowers, succulent leaves, ground cover growth, protective latex, adapted to extreme environments and ecological importance. Also covers: why is it important, interesting fact, how to protect it and best practices.

Infografía sobre Monte salado (Cryptocarpus pyriformis): hojas suculentas, flores pequeñas, frutos piriformes, tolerancia a la sal, adaptado a la sequía y al viento y raíces extensas. Incluye por qué es importante, dato curioso, cómo protegerla y buenas prácticas.

Infographic about Female magnificent frigatebird (Fregata magnificens): black head and white band, long and stylized wings and pelagic habitat. Also covers: why is it important, interesting fact, how to protect it and good practices.

Infographic about Galápagos fur seal (Arctocephalus galapagoensis): head and whiskers, excellent swimmer, pups, fur, front flippers and diet. Also covers: why is it important, interesting fact, how can we protect them, best practices and did you know.

Lava lizard ("Microlophus bivittatus") - Males are larger and show bright colours (mottled yellow, copper or black) with a spiny crest.

Black Mangrove ("Avicennia germinans") - Its leaves excrete excess salt, allowing it to survive in brackish water.

Infographic about Galápagos sea lion pup (Zalophus wollebaeki): totally dependent, prenatal fur, suckling and growth, large and sensitive eyes, well-developed flippers and nursing and growth. Also covers: why is it important, interesting fact, how to protect them, best practices and did you know.

Infographic about Black mangrove (Avicennia germinans): small flowers, salt excreting leaves, pneumatophores and vivipary. Also covers: why is it important, interesting fact, how to protect it and good practices.

Infographic about Blue-footed boobies dancing (Sula nebouxii excisa): incubation with feet, coordinated breeding, courtship dance, cooperative parenting and simple and efficient. Also covers: why is the courtship dance important, interesting fact about its breeding, how to protect their breeding and best practices.

Infographic about Blue-footed booby (Sula nebouxii): vibrant blue feet, high-diving hunter and coastal habitat. Also covers: why is it important, interesting fact, how to protect it and good practices.

Great Frigatebird ("Fregata minor ridgwayi"), a young bird with its rusty head — They have one of the longest dependency periods of any bird species; juveniles depend on their parents for food for a year or more after learning to fly.

Formed by the breakdown of volcanic rocks, coral fragments, shells, and marine organisms. The longer the material has been eroded, the finer the sand; the origin — volcanic or biological — also determines its texture.

Infografía sobre Lagartija de lava (Microlophus bivittatus): adaptada al calor, hábitat extremo, escamas resistentes, camuflaje perfecto y ágil y veloz. Incluye por qué es importante, dato curioso, cómo protegerla y buenas prácticas.

Infographic about Ruddy turnstone (Arenaria interpres): unique facial pattern, ruddy plumage, short and strong bill and orange legs. Also covers: why is it important, interesting fact, how to protect it and good practices.

Infographic about Lava gull (Leucophaeus fuliginosus): protective plumage, audible communication, cooperative breeding and coastal habitat. Also covers: why is it important, interesting fact, how to protect it and good practices.

Infographic about Playa Ochoa Lagoon: coastal and migratory birds, microorganisms, coastal vegetation and associated fauna. Also covers: why is it important, interesting fact, how to care for it and best practices.