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Lone Guardian Keeps Watch on “Poor Man’s Galápagos” | National Geographic


I work as guardians and the island

crossbows here I’m 17 years old

living and walking in the vain what

there’s enough we can not observe and

is today here is currently listening

practically day and night

with that sound with the echo of what

if the crossbow is known as the

Galapagos of the poor man because

account an account with an important

marine biodiversity and it’s very economical

visit it returns one and the claw and the

that it lowers the allegations and has to

stop because I was yesterday to play like this

that right now is inoperative

surveillance round in the perimeter of

the island

He toiled run out and then leave days

drinking coffee he spent four days with

my family forgets that the family to the

island but if there was another job like that

something I would retire, of course, that is not going to

grow together with your son your wife

share a glass of tea at even

he entered among family

the conversation farthest from all the

signal that is lost at times there

transfer also

This is how the flight of the

birds when Juan and piquero and

contains nitrogen potassium and calcium

the guano of islands because the dates of the

of the birds there is not much rain is dry

it is possible that this water does not accumulate

for a long time and and they were not

collected and used for the for

national agriculture as fertilizer

the Peruvian island is not vegetative

sometimes when there is mortality he left

when the chicks are raised it

and if you stay there full of flies

put together and burned more or less we can

reach 10,000 to 15,000

when there is such a great and beautiful love

for work is not done one is

familiar with both mammals

like seabirds

one of the ways because I had the

day and night was destined to work

to

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