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There are more than 400 species of fish recorded in the Galapagos Islands, of which some 41 are unique to the islands.
The tropical and cool currents and variety of underwater habitats result in a wide range of fish, making diving and snorkelling rewarding activities. Many of the fish have wonderfully descriptive names such as red-lipped batfish, butterflyfish, parrotfish and trumpetfish and they vary in size, shape and shade, making a colourful underwater display.
