Review of
Creative
Force Galapagos, by Daniel Fitter Angermeyer
Five out of five stars
In the history
of science, the Galapagos Islands occupy one of the most prominent places. For
it was on those islands that Charles Darwin noted the differences in size and
structure of the beaks of finches, each of which was an adaptation to consuming
a different type of primary food. These observations were the primary data
source for his theory of natural selection.
However, the
finches are but one of the extraordinary life forms in the Galapagos ecosystem.
This book is a collection of photos of that diversity, taken by a native to the
islands. It is a book that all people fond of nature can love, even if they do
not fully understand the theory that was conceived there. The diversity and beauty
of the wildlife is truly awesome. The text is in both English and Spanish.
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