Cricket Magazine Fiction and Non-Fiction Stories for Children and Young Teens

ON GALÁPAGOS ISLANDS

A PENQUIN LIVING at the equator? A seabird that can’t fly? A prickly pear cactus thirty feet tall? The Galápagos Islands, off the west coast of South America, are home to a diversity of unique

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