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Life in the Galapagos Islands reborn after the COVID-19 quarantine<\/strong>; The census of penguins<\/strong> and flightless cormorants<\/strong> of Galapagos, carried out in recent days by the Galapagos National Park and the Charles Darwin Foundation, has shown an increase in the population<\/strong> of these birds in the archipelago.<\/p>\n

Record numbers in the archipelago<\/h2>\n

Cormorants had a record number, according to historical records<\/strong> that exist since 1977, while penguins showed their highest number since 2006.<\/p>\n

The estimation of the data collected during the census, based on the methodology applied more than a decade ago, reports that there are 2,290 flightless cormorants<\/strong> and 1940 penguins<\/strong> in the main colonies located on the Isabela<\/strong> and Fernandina<\/strong> Islands and Mariela’s Islands<\/strong>, in the west. from the Galapagos archipelago.<\/strong><\/p>\n\"Galapagos\n

Adult specimens to preserve the species<\/h2>\n

One of the most relevant results that this census has left was that 86% of the individuals recorded were adults<\/strong>, both the flightless cormorant and the Galapagos penguin.<\/p>\n

This means that there are specimens with high “reproductive potential”<\/strong> and mainly that they enjoy good health<\/strong>, which contributes to the preservation of endemic species.<\/strong><\/p>\n\"two\n

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GNPD technicians consider that the presence of the natural event “La Ni\u00f1a”, characterized by the abnormal cooling of the waters of the Tropical Pacific, which produces a greater outcrop of food, adds to the absence of disturbances in the nesting areas<\/strong> of these species due to paralysis. of tourist activities during the COVID-19 quarantine, has contributed to the increase in population.<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

Unique species in the world<\/h2>\n

The Galapagos penguin<\/strong> (Spheniscus mendiculus) is the only variety that lives and nests at the equator<\/strong> and is one of the smallest penguin species in the world, reaching up to 35 centimeters in height.<\/p>\n

The Galapagos cormorant<\/strong> (Phalacrocorax harrisi) inhabits a very restricted area and is the only one in the world that lost its ability to fly<\/strong> and developed diving skills.<\/p>\n

Both species unique to the Galapagos Islands are considered threatened within the red list<\/strong> of endangered species of the World Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).<\/p>\n

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