Explore Kicker Rock (León Dormido) in 360°: 8 scenes off San Cristóbal, Galápagos, with guides to hammerhead sharks, eagle rays, turtles and reef fish.
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8 scenes · 36 points of interest
Infographic about Kicker Rock: geological formation, marine paradise, wildlife refuge, Galápagos icon and distribution and habitat. Also covers: why is it important, interesting fact, how can we protect it and where is it found.
León Dormido is an impressive volcanic rock formation located off San Cristóbal Island. It consists of two enormous vertical islets that resemble a sleeping lion or a boot, creating a narrow channel ideal for snorkeling and diving, famous for its hammerhead sharks, sea turtles, and rich marine fauna.
Infographic about Blacktip Shark (Carcharhinus limbatus): distinctive fins, agile swimmer, diet, excellent vision, serrated teeth and caudal fin. Also covers: why is it important, interesting fact, how can we protect it and where is it found.
Infographic about Hammerhead Shark (Sphyrna lewini): hammer-shaped head, incredible swimmer, key predator, distinctive dorsal fin, distribution and vulnerable species. Also covers: why is it important, interesting fact, how can we protect it and where is it found.
Cerro Brujo, on San Cristóbal Island, is a spectacular eroded tuff cone with white-sand beaches, crystal-clear water and a great diversity of birds, sea lions and marine iguanas.
Infographic about Great Barracuda (Sphyraena idiastes): protruding lower jaw, fast swimmer, active predator, coloration and markings, excellent vision and distribution and habitat. Also covers: why is it important, interesting fact, how can we protect it and where is it found.
Infographic about Blacktip Cardinalfish (Ostorhinchus nigroipinnis): distinctive blacktip, social species, habitat, large eyes, night active and diet. Also covers: why is it important, interesting fact, how can we protect it and where is it found.
The Galápagos Marine Reserve harbors unique and endemic biodiversity — including marine iguanas and sharks — thanks to the convergence of ocean currents. This protected ecosystem is essential for science, sustainable tourism, and responsible fishing in Ecuador.
Infographic about Pacific Creolefish (Paranthias colonus): vibrant coloration, social species, habitat, yellowish caudal fin, diet and ecological importance. Also covers: why is it important, interesting fact, how can we protect it and where is it found.
Infographic about Yellow-tailed Grunt (Anisotremus scapularis): body and coloration, gregarious species, habitat, yellow tail, characteristic sound and diet. Also covers: why is it important, interesting fact, how can we protect it and where is it found.
Infographic about Green Turtle (Chelonia mydas agassizii): respiration, excellent swimmer, long lifespan, characteristics, herbivorous diet and beach nesting. Also covers: why is it important, interesting fact, how can we protect it and where is it found.
León Dormido is an impressive volcanic rock formation located off San Cristóbal Island. It consists of two enormous vertical islets that resemble a sleeping lion or a boot, creating a narrow channel ideal for snorkeling and diving, famous for its hammerhead sharks, sea turtles, and rich marine fauna.
Cerro Brujo, on San Cristóbal Island, is an eroded tuff cone famous for its white-sand beach, turquoise water, sea lions and birds.
Infographic about Spotted eagle ray (Aetobatus narinari): disc-shaped body, eyes and spiracles location, social behavior, spot pattern, whip-like tail and preferred habitat. Also covers: where is it found, why is it important, interesting fact and how can we protect it.
Infografía sobre Lobo marino (Zalophus wollebaeki): mamífero marino, nadador ágil, descanso en tierra, comunicación vocal, época de apareamiento y dieta. Incluye dónde se encuentra, por qué es importante, dato curioso y buenas prácticas.
