Cotton balls should save the Galapagos at the clock
In the last two decades, scientists have been concerned about the fate of the Galapagos at the same time - one and a half dozen species of birds living in isolation on the Galapagos archipelago. They are also known as the Darwin Vyurki, since Charles Darwin, who visited the islands during a round -the -world trip on the Bigl ship, described these birds, and later they served as a valuable material for the development of the theory of evolution.