GALAPAGOS ISLANDS, ECUADOR (MAR. 27, 2025) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL) SHOTLIST: 1. REPTILE MOVING ON BEACH (TWO SHOTS) 2. VARIOUS OF SEALS ON BEACH/ IN SEA/ ON JETTY 3. TOURISTS GETTING OFF BOAT 4. TOURISTS IN NATURAL AREA/ SEAL MOVING 5. VARIOUS OF SEALS MOVING IN WATER/ SEALS MOVING UNDER WATER 6. SEAL BY SEA/ CLOSE SHOT OF SEAL 7. VARIOUS OF BIRD PERCHED BY SEA 8. VARIOUS UNDERWATER SHOTS OF DIVERS, TURTLES, TROPICAL FISHES, SEAHORSE 9. TROPICAL PENGUINS (TWO SHOTS) 10. VARIOUS OF SEAL RESTING, MOVING ON EARTH 11. VARIOUS OF REPTILIANS RESTING, MOVING 12. CRABS MOVING ON ROCK 13. REPTILIAN JUMPING INTO WATER, SWIMMING 14. SEAL IN WATER 15. VARIOUS UNDERWATER SHOTS OF TROPICAL FISHES/ SHARKS 16. VARIOUS OF TROPICAL BIRDS ON WATER/ ON GROUND / ON BEACH 17. VARIOUS OF TOURISTS IN CITY, ON BEACH, WITH TROPICAL ANIMALS AROUND 18. TROPICAL BIRD PERCHING ON TOP OF A POST BY SEA 19. VARIOUS OF SUNSET AT BEACH GALAPAGOS ISLANDS, ECUADOR - MAR. 27: With breathtaking landscapes, lush vegetation, and countless shades of green, Ecuador’s Galapagos Islands remain a paradise for nature lovers. This UNESCO-listed national park continues to captivate scientists and tourists alike with its extraordinary ecosystem, shaped by nutrient-rich soil and volcanic activity. Home to 13 main islands, the Galapagos is one of the most volcanically active regions on Earth. Beyond its striking scenery, the archipelago serves as a hub for wildlife research and geological studies. Its vast marine reserve—one of the largest and most biologically diverse in the world—hosts more than 2,900 marine species, drawing divers and researchers eager to explore its underwater wonders. Whether on land or beneath the waves, the Galapagos remains a living laboratory of evolution and a true natural treasure. In recent years, it has grown in popularity as a must-visit destination for those fascinated by marine life and untouched nature. Reporting by Özge Elif Kızıl, Yasemin Kalyoncuoğlu // Writing by Ayse Elif Erdis