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\nPHOTO CAPTION: Aaron Ozee\u2019s \u201cRegulus\u201d on Galapagos Islands.<\/em><\/small><\/p>\n
Being the legendary volcanic archipelago that Charles Darwin visited in 1835 while conducting research for his Theory of Evolution, Galapagos Islands are the permanent residence for 56 species with 27 of those species only found in the region. The assemblage of wildlife boasts tortoises, lizards, birds, fish, and blooming vegetation which drives visitors from around the globe to explore the untouched wonders of the gargantuan national park.<\/p>\n
Located 1,000 kilometers from the nearest coast, Galapagos Islands are positioned in the Pacific Ocean and remain a Province of Ecuador alongside the eastern reach of Latin America. Multiple adventurers have organized missions to survey the flourishing ecosystem of the chained isle and made exuberant discoveries which have classified Galapagos Islands as the most diverse habitat on the planet.<\/p>\n
Following the sending of \u201cRegulus\u201d into the expansive void of space<\/a> or across the snowy peaks of Mount Everest<\/a>, the marvelous chatter that has emerged from the procurement of these achievements continues to conjure greater curiosity as Ozee develops his next great move.<\/p>\n \u201cEven though science was never my favorite subject during school, my fascination around the unexplored came from certain experiences throughout my childhood,\u201d commented Ozee during the announcement of this historical undertaking. \u201cCharles Darwin, the most prolific naturalist of the 20th Century, found the Galapagos Islands to contain secrets which have stunned humankind for centuries. Witnessing the beauty of the Galapagos Islands has become an exhilarating myth for me rather than luxurious vacations for those with fearless pleasures. Seeing how the Galapagos Islands have revealed breathtaking evidence supporting the dawn of man, the significance of this venture exceeds our appreciation for biological grandeur.\u201d<\/p>\n Aside from the execution of this project, \u201cRegulus\u201d has become the First Children\u2019s Book On Galapagos Islands, the First Self-Published Book On Galapagos Islands, and the First American Children\u2019s Book On Galapagos Islands. The growing community of writers, publishers, and readers are scratching their heads over how Ozee has managed to collect these feats using limited resources and when the next locale will unravel.<\/p>\n Copies of \u201cRegulus\u201d can be purchased from https:\/\/www.aaronozee.com<\/a> or mainstream shopping outlets.<\/p>\n