South Plaza Island, a crescent-shaped gem in the Galapagos archipelago, is renowned for its unique and diverse wildlife. Visitors can observe marine iguanas basking on the rocky shores, land iguanas roaming the terrain, and a variety of birds nesting along the sea cliffs. The island also hosts a lively sea lion colony and a striking cactus forest. Open to the public, South Plaza offers a rich natural experience, while nearby North Plaza Island remains closed for research purposes.
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