Charles Darwin Research Station

The institute has raised some unique species such as giant turtles and land scorpions in a small circle and related introductions of these species. Several display houses mainly introduce the history and achievements related to Darwin. The Darwin Institute is best to go with a tour guide and listen to the explanation. Otherwise, the experience is relatively low. We just go shopping by ourselves, a lot of things can't understand

The Charles Darwin Centre is a gallery in Galapagos that displays evolution. It is a place to learn about evolution and it is worth visiting.

The Charles Darwin Cultural Centre is an exhibition hall in Galapagos that introduces the diversity of South American flora and fauna. There are many tropical plants and South American animals, and the Hui Chong literature and animals themselves illustrate the evolution of the theory, which is very vivid and beneficial.

Darwin Center is the place of pilgrimage to Santa Cruz Island and my first stop to explore this Pacific island. Galapagos is the translation of Galápagos in Spanish, and in Spanish means giant turtle. The "lone George" is the legend here. The Lonely George is one of the subspecies of the Galapagos Pinta Island elephant turtle, and the last. It survived for over a hundred years, and perhaps Darwin had seen its young when he first arrived on the island, but its death four years ago declared the species to be forever gone from the earth and has since become a flag for the conservation of Galapagos and even global biodiversity.

The Charles Darwin Center is where Darwin lived and worked, where he published his famous theory of evolution. Throughout the center there are Darwinian academic presentations, physical exhibitions, from which you can feel that evolution is scientifically founded and physically proven, not falsely absurd.