Galapagos Islands Coffee introduction to Cologne Islands

The port of Bakriso on the island of San Cristobal. The archipelago consists entirely of volcanic piles and lava, with rugged terrain, volcanic cones, lavas and cliffs, with the highest peak, Wolf, reaching 1707 meters (5600 feet) above sea level. The climate is affected by the cold spell in Peru, which is cool and dry with little precipitation. The annual average temperature in Port Bakriso is 23.8 ℃. There are only some small lakes and springs on the island, and the annual precipitation along the coast is only 250 mm, with tall trees. The animals on the island are peculiar, especially for giant turtles and lizards. In 1535, Spanish navigator Thomas de Belanga led a fleet to the archipelago and landed and found that it was returned to Ecuador in 1832. Darwin, an English naturalist, visited the island in 1835, and the rare fauna on the island played an important role in demonstrating his theory of biological evolution. More than half of the residents live on St. Cristobal Island, where coastal residents are engaged in fishing and highland residents grow corn, sugar cane, coffee, cotton, vegetables and tropical fruits. There are sulfur and salt minerals. Baltra has an airport. Tourism is developing day by day. There are Galapagos sea lions, Galapagos sea turtles, frigate birds, booby birds, marine iguanas, red crabs and other wild animals. Galapagos sea iguanas are good at swimming and can dive to 15 meters, where they can stay for 30 minutes. Male iguanas can be 1.3 meters tall and females 0.6 meters long. The Biology and Natural Environment Science Research Station was established in St. Cristobal Island in 1959. Because of its unique ecosystem, it has been declared "Human Natural Wealth Col ó n, Spanish: Islas Galapagos (Galapagos Islands), located on the equator in the eastern Pacific Ocean, a province of the Republic of Ecuador, 970km off the coast of Ecuador, located between latitude 1 °40km north to latitude 1 °25' south and longitude 89 °14 °92 °01 'west, with a total land area of 8010 square kilometers (3090 square miles) on both sides of the equator. It is composed of 7 large islands, 23 small islands and more than 50 reefs. Isabella Island is the largest, with an area of 4275 square kilometers. The five islands of Baltra, Floreana, Isabella, San Cristobal and Santa Cruz are inhabited. Population 26640 (2012). The capital is in the port of Bakriso on the island of San Cristobal. The archipelago consists entirely of volcanic piles and lava, with rugged terrain, volcanic cones, lavas and cliffs, the highest peak of Wolf volcano.