November 14, 2003	Biologists were trying to exterminate nonnative frogs that have invaded the Galápagos Islands.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: Associated Press
January 30, 2001	After a tanker ran aground, some 240,000 gallons of diesel fuel was spreading through the Galápagos Islands, poisoning the once pristine home of the flightless cormorant, the miniature Galápagos penguin, the waved albatross, and the masked booby. The tanker had been carrying fuel for tourist cruises. Fishermen were trying to skim fuel off the surface of the ocean with buckets.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge

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