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    A pair of Sally-lightfoot crabs cling to volcanic rocks on the coast of Santiago Island

Runner-up of the Up Close and Personal category - 'Sally-lightfoot crabs'. © Kevin Purohit/Galápagos Conservation Trust
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    Galapagos Conservation Trust Photography Competition 2019

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    Save endangered species by culling invasive animals

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    Kiss of the oceans gallery, by Irene Mendez Cruz

    Come late summer, the 170-foot high mountain is covered in the purple-pink colour of ling heather. In some areas of the island this species makes up an important coastal habitat known as maritime heath. © Ben Porter
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    Wildlife on the ‘Island of 20,000 Saints’

    Animal Behaviour Category 2nd place: Achoo! © Joseph Sullivan.
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    Galapagos Conservation Trust Photography Competition 2018

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    Wildlife travel: What animals can I see in Japan?

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