Galápagos Islands | Best Places to Visit | Fernandina Island [No Talking]【エクアドル フィルナンディナ島 ガラパゴス諸島】

[@MEOWnderlust]

Here's our second Galápagos Islands video. We think it turned out better than the last video, mainly because it's easier to film on land than on a bouncing dinghy. Go figure 🤪. A special shoutout to our primary guide on this adventure, Jorge. If you are itching for more quotes from our guide Rafael, stay tuned til the end of the video, where he explains what a sunfish is. Speaking of sunfish, are you familiar with this unique fish? It seems a few people on our cruise did not know exactly what we were looking at, so we're wondering if this is a relatively unknown, mysterious creature to our viewers.

[@groggrog9879]

National Geographic would be proud of this video. The Iguana’s chirp like a Hyena. Hard to find that Racer Snake but blends in nicely with rock. I would have guessed sunfish was something else. Loved Sea lions and all other great creatures. Very up close and beautiful. Intimate.

[@MEOWnderlust]

Thanks, that’s very kind! Actually, we saw a NatGeo branded cruise in Galápagos. Anyhow, it’s amazing how close you can get to the wildlife. They’re not bothered by humans at all.

[@coolmoj2214]

I think I've heard of a sunfish but never saw one. It looks huge! I thought it was a shark at first.

[@MEOWnderlust]

I wish we could have jumped in the water when we saw it, but the Galapagos is pretty strict about what you can and cannot do.

[@coolmoj2214]

Wow, such amazing footage! I wonder how long those whale bones have been there.

[@MEOWnderlust]

Cheers! The guides mentioned how old the bones were, but sadly I forgot. 😁

[@coolmoj2214]

@@MEOWnderlust Lol that's ok. I'll assume they've been there awhile.