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Join world traveler, Dana Zaiser as he travels to the Galapagos Islands made famous by Charles Darwin and his theories of evolution in his book, The Origin of Species, aboard the ship, HMS Beagle.  He will examine the unique wildlife and gorgeous vistas of this his isolated group of islands, located 600 miles west of Ecuador’s Pacific coast, which is home to large tortoises,  iguana lizards, sea lions, and a menagerie of exceptional birds from blue-footed boobies to red pouched frigate birds. It is a nearly pristine showcase of biodiversity as told through videos and photos.

About the Presenter:

Dana Zaiser is a retired pharmacists from Norton Massachusetts who loves to travel and share his experiences with others.  He and his wife, Kathy, have traveled to Switzerland, Australia, the Galapagos Islands, Ireland and The Amazon.  In addition to his love of travel, Dana is an amateur historian who has published five times on the subject of the American civil war and is the current president of the Old Colony Civil War roundtable of Dedham, MA.

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