David Stephenson

Travel to the rugged and beautiful Galapagos Islands

Klever Gil walked with his horses on his way home after a two-day hunt for feral pigs and cows in the highlands of Isabela island on Galapagos on 6/29/09. Many species of animals introduced to the Galapagos islands, including cows, pigs, and goats, are now considered invasive and are threatening native species. Gil and his family will live off of the four pigs and one cow that he killed for ten days before he goes hunting again.

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Klever Gil walked with his horses on his way home after a two-day hunt for feral pigs and cows in the highlands of Isabela island on Galapagos on 6/29/09. Many species of animals introduced to the Galapagos islands, including cows, pigs, and goats, are now considered invasive and are threatening native species. Gil and his family will live off of the four pigs and one cow that he killed for ten days before he goes hunting again.